Ex-schools chief guilty on six charges of corruption

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Former Prince George’s County schools Superintendent Andre Hornsby was found guilty on six charges stemming from accusations that he used his job to steer school contracts in exchange for kickbacks on Wednesday.

A federal jury in Greenbelt convicted Hornsby, 54, of wire fraud, witness and evidence tampering, and obstruction of justice.

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