Atlantic City Mayor Marty Small Sr. has suspended city employee Kashawn McKinley without pay following federal corruption charges alleging that McKinley solicited cash, marijuana and an act of violence in exchange for assisting a cannabis business owner. SouthJerseyNewsBeat.com reports Small and his attorney, Edwin J. Jacobs Jr. announced the suspension and pledging to review the circumstances surrounding the case.McKinley, 42, the city's director of constituent services and a member of the Atlantic City Board of Education, was charged Thursday with honest-services fraud and two counts of soliciting bribes.



