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USA v. West et al
Case Number:
1:08-cr-00669
Court:
Nature of Suit:
Firms
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March 12, 2012
Afghan Bros. Get 6, 18 Months In Contract Graft Case
Two Afghan brothers were sentenced to six- and 18-month terms behind bars Monday after they admitted to greenlighting an illegal $50,000 gratuity their company paid a U.S. Army sergeant for his help securing a trucking and transportation contract at Bagram Airfield in Afghanistan.
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February 27, 2012
Army Contractor Ordered To Pay Up In Bagram Bribe Case
An Illinois federal judge on Monday sentenced contractor AZ Corp. to pay $100,000 as punishment for handing an illegal $50,000 gratuity to a U.S. Army sergeant in exchange for his help securing trucking and transportation work at Bagram Airfield in Afghanistan.
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December 20, 2011
Ex-Army Major Gets 5 Years For Afghanistan Bribe Plot
An Illinois federal judge sentenced a former U.S. Army National Guard major to five years in prison Tuesday after he copped to taking part in a government contracts bribery scheme in Afghanistan that has sparked charges against military personnel and private companies alike.
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October 18, 2011
Afghan Bros. Want Probation In Army Kickbacks Case
A pair of Afghan brothers said Tuesday they should serve only probation in exchange for pleading guilty to one count each of authorizing their company to pay a U.S. Army sergeant an illegal $50,000 gratuity in return for construction contracts on a major airbase.