Official skipped prior conviction in job application

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D.C.’s chief construction inspector didn’t tell District officials that he had served four years in federal prison on drug and weapons charges because he wasn’t asked, according to his 1999 job application.

D.C. Department of Construction and Regulation handed Juan Scott a law enforcement badge, and gave him the authority to shut down building projects and have homebuilders arrested for violating his orders.

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