'Super Mayor' Used Charity Money For Trips, Shut Down Businesses That Refused To Donate To Her

Self-Descibed 'Super Mayor' Is Now Under Investigation By The FBI For Using Charity Money For Lavish Trips, Shutting Down Businesses That Refused To Donate To Her: The FBI is probing self-described “super mayor” Tiffany Henyard over mounting accusations of misconduct and misuse of office — as the Illinois Attorney General shut down her charity Tuesday, The Post has learned. The eccentric mayor — whose face is plastered across billboards in tiny Dolton, Ill. — is accused of spending taxpayer money on lavish and unnecessary trips and forking over one million dollars on a police detail and then using them to retaliate against her percieved enemies.

Lawrence Gardner, 57, said he visited an FBI office after Henyard shuttered his trucking business because he refused to renew a $3,500 political contribution. Henyard has gone viral for comparing herself to Jesus, shutting down businesses that don't donate to her, using the money for music videos, hiring a child r*pist as code enforcement officer, proposing a law to cut the salary of any mayor besides herself to $25K, spending taxpayer dollars on Las Vegas trips and much more. Business owner Lawrence Gardner, who continuously donated to Henyard, says she shut his business down after the donations stopped.