Navy contractor pleads guilty in bribery case

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NORFOLK, Va. (AP) — A former contractor for the Navy’s Military Sealift Command pleaded guilty Tuesday to accepting bribes from two companies who were seeking government contracts.

Federal prosecutors say Stafford resident Scott Miserendino and former Military Sealift Command civil servant Kenny Toy conspired to accept more than $265,000 in bribes over five years. Prosecutors say they took the bribes from two Chesapeake companies to help steer about $5.4 million in government contracts their way.

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