6 tracked public-corruption cases involving honest services — federal, state, and local.
Former Forest Hill Police Chief Glynn Dixon pleaded guilty to charges in a decade-long visa and mail fraud conspiracy involving bribery. The scheme allegedly involved fabricating police reports to secure U-Visas for foreign nationals.
Franklin Township Police Sergeant Kevin Bollaro is charged with second-degree official misconduct for allegedly knowingly failing to perform his duties to gain a personal advantage in connection with a 2025 murder-suicide.
Dexter Kishida, a former city worker, is charged with theft, forgery, and official misconduct for allegedly orchestrating a scheme in which the Hawaii Foodbank spent approximately $800,000 through misuse of CARES Act funds.
John Alite, a former New Jersey councilman, is charged with extortion and loan sharking. Prosecutors allege he returned to criminal activity while serving in public office.
Two Monroe County Sheriff's Department employees are alleged to have allowed a trusty inmate to perform work on private property, including at a watercraft repair business where the employees also worked, and to operate county vehicles without supervision. The indictment alleges official misconduct and unlawful use of inmates.
A former CIA officer is charged with theft of public money for allegedly lying about his credentials to defraud the United States government.