Johnny Doc is accused of spending thousands on his friends and family with Local 98 money. Here’s what prosecutors say he bought.

More than $40,021 in contracting services at his Pennsport home performed by Philadelphia-based contractor Massa Construction or New Jersey contractor MJK Electric, including the March 2014 purchase and installation of a large-screen TV worth $4,207.

$7,000 in gift cards to Boyd’s clothing store, some of it reported on Local 98 expense reports as “gift cards for scholarship banquet.”

More than $2,600 in merchandise from Target (bananas, personal hygiene products, Noxzema facial cleanser, Q-tips, sunscreen, makeup, bottled water, towels, candy, magazines, DVDs, a coffee machine, Easter decorations, trash cans, planters, scented candles, a Christmas tree, Lucky Charms breakfast cereal, Cinnamon Toast Crunch breakfast cereal, Bagel Bites, Starbucks Frappuccino coffee drinks, hot sauce, frozen food, salad dressing, cookie dough, cleaning supplies, lamps, cake pans, tea bags, bedding, baby supplies, movie ticket gift cards, and dog toys). Some of the purchases were reported on Local 98 expense reports as “office supplies,” “office meeting expenses,” or items for “Toys & Turkeys” event.

$2,567 in clothing from Brooks Brothers (jeans, a cotton turtleneck, a cotton cashmere crew neck sweater, two Merino wool sweater vests, and gift cards), some of which were reported on Local 98 expense reports as “holiday gifts.”

$2,100 for six tickets to a 2016 Bruce Springsteen concert given as a gift to a car dealer who was leasing Dougherty’s father a car.

$1,379 birthday dinner at Old Homestead restaurant in Atlantic City, which was reported on Local 98 expense reports as a “political campaign meeting hosted by John Dougherty.”

$1,100 in tips and gratuities at six Phillies games in 2015.

$914 in merchandise from Lowe’s Home Improvement stores (pressure washer, cleaning supplies, patio chairs, firewood, and gift cards).

$310 for seven hams from Honey Baked Ham Co. for Dougherty family and friends’ 2015 Christmas dinners, which were reported on Local 98 expense reports as food baskets for “Toys and Turkeys” event.

$200 in tips and gratuities at a 2015 Barry Manilow concert.

$100 in tips and gratuities at a 2015 Zac Brown Band concert.

$93 in breakfast sandwiches from Fat Joe’s Restaurant in Philadelphia for John Dougherty and others on a personal trip in 2016 to attend the Belmont Stakes horse race. The meal was reported on Local 98 expense reports as food for a “meeting at [union] hall.”

More than $2,200 in restaurant meals including food from Bridget Foy’s, Butcher and Singer, Famous Dave’s, Famous 4th Street Deli (brisket sandwiches, potato salad, cookies, and bagels), For Pete’s Sake restaurant (two mozzarellas, steak salad, and chicken fingers), Nick’s Old Original Roast Beef (roast beef sandwiches), Marathon Grill, the Palm (crab cakes, sirloin steaks, potato salad, and asparagus), and Pietro’s. These were often reported on Local 98 expense reports as meals for meetings regarding union business.

A $1,907 birthday dinner at Café Martorano in Atlantic City, reported on Local 98 expense reports as a “IBEW Third District Progress Meeting.”

$230 in tickets to Beautiful: The Carole King Musical, paid for from Local 98′s job recovery fund.

$92 in merchandise from Lowe’s Home Improvement (two patio chair cushions), reported on Local 98 expense reports as “chairs for picket line.”

$77 in merchandise from Barnes & Noble (Danielle Steel novel, HGTV Christmas magazines), reported on Local 98 expense reports as a book for an attorney’s office and for a “celebration of service.”

$106 in merchandise from Target (baby wipes, personal hygiene products, laundry detergent, and paper towels), reported on Local 98 expense reports as an “office meeting expense.”

Nearly $8,000 in contracting services at his home performed by Massa Construction or MJK Electric.

$1,471 in restaurant meals including food from Lenny’s Clam Bar and Mateo’s Restaurant in Howard Beach, N.Y.; Siro’s Restaurant in Saratoga Springs, N.Y.; and Borgata Hotel, Casino & Spa in Atlantic City. These were often reported on Local 98 expense reports as meals for political strategy meetings.

$710 for 10 tickets for a 2015 Phillies game against the Los Angeles Dodgers. John Dougherty allegedly told another family member who took his father to the game: “You could have season tickets as long as you take care of [him.]”

$125 birthday cake from Termini Bros. Bakery with the message “Happy Birthday, Pop.”

More than $3,300 in contracting services at her home performed by Massa Construction.

$1,549 in merchandise from Target (diapers, baby wipes, personal hygiene products, cleaning products, baby products including a Baby Einstein walker, teeth whitening strips, frozen food, a vacuum cleaner, dog food, Cocoa Pebbles breakfast cereal, Cap’n Crunch breakfast cereal, processed cheese spray, cans of tuna fish, Red Bull energy drinks, cookies, egg rolls, steaks, makeup, men’s exercise pants, board shorts, a wristwatch, toilet paper, ice cream, boxer shorts, Disney character pillows and throw blankets, and a cell-phone case), some of which was reported on Local 98 expense reports as “office supplies.”

$470 washing machine.

$104 lemon cake from Del Frisco’s Double Eagle Steakhouse for 2015 Thanksgiving dinner, which was reported on Local 98 expense reports as food for a “meeting re: state policy issues.”

Snow removal services at his Northeast Philadelphia home.

Contracting services and painting performed by Massa Construction at his home.

An offer from John Dougherty to pay for a membership to the Sporting Club at the Bellevue.

More than $21,000 in contracting services at her home performed by Massa Construction or MJK Electric, including the installation of nearly $20,000 worth of large-screen TVs and a security system.

$4,500 luxury suite at a Philadelphia 76ers game against the Golden State Warriors, paid for with Local 98 job recovery funds.

$260 for two tickets to a 2015 Kenny Chesney concert, paid for with Local 98 job recovery funds.

$96 for eight tickets to a Temple University basketball game against the University of Connecticut, paid for with Local 98 job recovery funds.

$6,400 to send his daughters to summer camp programs in Spain and Japan. At the time, John Dougherty was seeking Williams’ endorsement for candidates he was backing in the 2015 Democratic primary, including Mayor Jim Kenney and Pennsylvania Supreme Court Justice Kevin Dougherty.