A former high-level Prince George’s County official has lost his second bid to overturn his conviction for trying to shake down a contractor for $250,000 in a bid-rigging scheme.
The Maryland Court of Appeals upheld the conviction of Robert Thomas, former deputy director of the Prince George’s County Office of Central Services, who told a security company he would direct a multimillion-dollar contract its way if the company was willing to “play.”
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