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Hawaiʻi County Staffer Gets 4 Years In $11M Bribery Scheme
A Hawaiʻi County employee received a 4-year prison sentence for a $11 million bribery scheme involving affordable housing agreements. The employee, Alan Rudo, accepted $1.8 million in bribes to ensure lucrative deals for companies he controlled, which failed to build any affordable housing units as required.
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