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 More Cubs NewsThe Congressional committee that Sammy Sosa testified before in March 2005, when he said he never used performance-enhancing drugs, has decided not to ask the Department of Justice to investigate him on perjury charges. The announcement from the House Committee on Oversight and Government Reform comes nearly a year after its head, Edolphus Towns, Democrat of New York, said investigators for the committee would begin a review of Sosa?s testimony after it was disclosed he was among the players who tested positive for performance-enhancing drugs in 2003. ?After a review of the matter, we will not be taking any action,? said Jenny Thalheimer Rosenberg, a spokeswoman for the committee. It was not clear whether the Department of Justice could have charged Sosa with perjury charges because there is a five-year statue of limitations on such charges. |
