Law360, New York (November 15, 2011, 5:49 PM ET) -- A U.S. Postal Service supervisor pled guilty Monday to conspiracy for his role in a six-year kickback scheme involving $13 million in post office maintenance contracts, reaching a plea agreement just as his trial was set to start in Michigan federal court.
Denny Robinson, who was a supervisor at the Postal Service's Detroit vehicle maintenance facility, admitted accepting $50,000 in cash, two free cars, and thousands of dollars in free vehicle maintenance from contractor Metro Diesel, in exchange for helping the company get vehicle repair and...
Postal Worker Strikes Plea Deal In $13M Kickback Case
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