general doug gansler filed the complaint agaiist julius henson, his company universal elections and rhoni russell an employee. according to the complaint, and they failed to identify the source, or provide a phone number for call back. a violation of the telephone consumer protection act. defendants could be fined $500 for each violation. >> a state audit uncovers major accounting flaws within the department of corrections. now politicians calling for an investigation. but asthma linda recorder reports, department officials say the problem has been solved. >> i believe it was just staff turnover. >> lingering vacancies and high turnover of employees may llad to bad record keeping. >> it was a matter of poor record keeping, one of the issues we face. >> recent state audit found deficiencies within the department of corrections. specifically the baltimore regional office. where state funding accounts, and inmate acccunts, seem to be off by $200,000. and that includes 23,000 in bank fees for checks written with insufficient funds. >> that problem was more pronounccd in the baltimore region than any

his company, universal elections, and rhoni russell an employee of the company.ding to the complaint, more than 112,000 calls were made. and failed to identify the source, or provide a phone number for call backs. a violation of the telephone consumer protection act. part of the message heard here. >> all right. relax. everything is fine. only thing left is to watch it on tv tonight. congratulations. and thank you. >> gansler believes the calls were disguised to do serious harm. >> this was with the intent to suppress voter turnout. much like literacy test, poll taxes in the past we do not tolerate this behavior. >> according to the complaint, henson, a political operative, paid for the calls, on behalf of bob ehrlich's campaign. but according to gansler. >> we have absolutely no reason to believe that governor ehrlich had any knowledge that the calls were being made, nor the content of the calls. >> whether the defendants could be fined $500 for each violation. and with damages tripled because of intent, the amount could reach as much as $160 million. we're live