The investigation into the who and why of last fall’s George Washington Bridge gridlock is in high gear with the issuance of new subpoenas, the hiring of counsel and the formation of special legislative committees.
Twenty subpoenas from the newly formed Assembly Select Committee on Investigations went out on Thursday. Recipients were identified as they were served. As of Friday afternoon, 12 individuals and the governor’s office had been identified as having been served with documents-only subpoenas due on Feb. 3.
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