The former second-in-command in the Bucks County District Attorney s Office made hundreds of deliveries for DoorDash while on the job last year, according to the Bucks County Controller s Office.
County Controller Neale Dougherty said in a news release Monday that his investigation showed that Gregg Shore, who was first assistant district attorney, made more than 300 deliveries for online food service during county work hours between April 2020 and March 2021.
Shore, who was demoted in March, resigned last month. Dougherty said Shore paid the money he owed, about $8,432, on Friday.
DA Matt Weintraub previously said Shore repaid the time with unused vacation time. However, Dougherty said that method was flawed, calling it novel but not proper on Monday.
Assistant Bucks County DA demoted over DoorDash job resigns
Deputy District Attorney Gregg Shore s resignation goes into effect Wednesday, according to the DA s office.
Shore, who had been the first assistant district attorney for DA Matt Weintraub, was demoted to his current role last month. The DA s office discovered Shore had been doing DoorDash deliveries during work hours between October and February.
Jennifer Schorn, a 20-year member of the DA s office, was appointed to first assistant district attorney.
Weintraub said at the time he chose to demote Shore instead of fire him in light of his years of service.
Shore did not immediately respond to a request for comment Tuesday afternoon.