Former Prince George’s official found guilty of bribery charges

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For the second time in as many days, a former high-ranking Prince George’s County official is in legal trouble because of a scandal over contracts.

A former deputy director of the Prince George’s County Department of Central Services was convicted by a Circuit Court jury Wednesday on two charges connected to a scheme to collect $250,000 in bribes from a company that wanted a county contract.

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