DETROIT — On Thursday, Derrick Miller finally talked about the much anticipated payoff in the bathroom — something out of an episdoe of “The Sopranos.”
Miller, a former close friend who was in Detroit Mayor Kwame Kilpatrick’s administration, testified at Kilpatrick’s federal trial that the then-mayor asked him to get cash for him from the partners of Asian Village, the now-defunct restaurant venture on the Detroit River.
“Can you get it from your Asian Village guys?” Miller says Kilpatrick asked.
Miller said he got $10,000 and met Kilpatrick in a bathroom at Asian Village. He did not specify a date, but it was believed to be around 2007.
“I gave him the money,” Miller said.
When Assistant U.S. Attorney Mark Chutkow asked.
“What did he say?” Chutkow asked.
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