Arizona attorney general says no evidence of quid pro quo in Katie Hobbs bribery investigation

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The Arizona attorney general announced on Friday that a two-year investigation found no evidence of a quid pro quo necessary to bring a bribery charge over allegations that a state contractor received favorable treatment after making political contributions benefiting Gov. Katie Hobbs (D-AZ).

Kris Mayes, a Democrat, said her office would decline prosecution following its investigation into Sunshine Residential Homes, a company that operates group homes for foster children and received substantial rate increases from the Arizona Department of Child Safety after making contributions to Hobbs’s inaugural fund and the Arizona Democratic Party.

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