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Former San Francisco Public Works director sentenced to 7 years in federal prison

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Mohammed Nuru accepted more than $1 million in money, international trips, jewelry, restaurant meals and other goods and services from city contractors and developers. Judge William Orrick agreed with prosecutors saying it was important for the sentence to make clear that public corruption cannot be tolerated in a democratic society.

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Ex-San Francisco official sentenced to 7 years in prison

San Francisco’s former public works director was sentenced Thursday to seven years in prison for steering public contracts and taking pricey gifts in a corruption case that ensnared several City

2 years ago·United States

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Ex-San Francisco official sentenced to 7 years in prison

By OLGA R. RODRIGUEZ Associated PressSAN FRANCISCO (AP) — San Francisco’s former public works director was sentenced Thursday to seven years in prison for steering public contracts and taking pricey gifts in a corruption case that ensnared several City Hall officials and insiders. Mohammed Nuru in January pleaded guilty to what federal prosecutors described as “a staggering amount of public corruption” during his time leading the city’s Departme…

2 years ago·Colorado Springs, United States

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2 years ago·Idaho Falls, United States

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Former SF Public Works Director Mohammed Nuru sentenced to 7 years in federal prison

Mohammed Nuru, the key figure in a San Francisco City Hall Public Works scandal that has led to numerous convictions, was sentenced to seven years in federal prison Thursday afternoon.

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Ex-San Francisco official sentenced to 7 years in prison

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Ex-San Francisco official sentenced to 7 years in prison

SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -- San Francisco's former public works director, who pleaded guilty to steering public contracts and taking pricey gifts, was sentenced Thursday to seven years in prison in a corruption case that ensnared several City Hall officials and insiders. Read More

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