Attorney General Eric Schneiderman is shown in this file photo....

Attorney General Eric Schneiderman is shown in this file photo. (Sept. 19, 2012) Credit: Charles Eckert

Attorney General Eric Schneiderman's office has issued subpoenas to both Nassau and Suffolk counties to see where millions of taxpayer dollars slated for superstorm Sandy repairs were spent ["After Sandy: Subpoenas in Nassau," News, May 15]. District attorneys in both counties are investigating as well.

Does the attorney general's staff believe it will find something the district attorneys' offices can't? This to me seems like a waste of taxpayer money. Why duplicate an investigation?

Bob Schiller, Holtsville

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