Prince George’s ex-schools chief given 6-year term for corruption

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A former Prince George’s County schools superintendent convicted on public corruption charges was sentenced to six years in federal prison Tuesday.

The six years were less than half the 15 years prosecutors wanted, but federal authorities still hailed as a victory Andre J. Hornsby’s July conviction on six of the 22 counts against him.

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