Law360, New York (March 28, 2012, 10:54 PM ET) -- A Michigan federal judge on Wednesday sentenced a former U.S. Postal Service supervisor to 90 days in prison for his role in a six-year scheme that handed out $13 million worth of post office maintenance contracts in exchange for bribes.
Jeffrey Adams, a former supervisor at the Postal Service's vehicle maintenance facility in Detroit, pled guilty in August for his role in the scheme, admitting to taking bribes including $50,000 in cash, a Chevrolet Malibu, thousands of dollars in free car parts and service, and a...
Ex-Postal Worker Gets 90 Days For $13M Bribery Scheme Role
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