Recycling executive gets prison for NSA bribes

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The president of a Maryland metal recycling company was sentenced to a year in prison for conspiring to bribe a NSA official.

Jeffrey Mark Harmon, 45, of Windsor Mill, was president of Berg Bros., Recycling in Baltimore., which prosecutors said illegally paid a National Security Agency employee for a job to clear a Fort Meade storage area of copper communications cable, discarded metal racks for large computer servers and other equipment.

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