Doctor, developer sentenced to 18 months in P.G. corruption scandal

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A Maryland doctor and developer was sentenced to a year-and-a-half in prison for his part in an extortion conspiracy involving disgraced former Prince George’s County executive Jack Johnson.

Dr. Mirza Hussain Baig, 68, of Burtonsville, was one of 15 people convicted in the years-long federal investigation into public corruption in Prince George’s County.

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