There’s ‘substantial evidence’ DC Councilmember Trayon White violated council rules, report finds
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There’s “substantial evidence” that embattled DC Council member Trayon White accepted bribes in exchange for influencing government officials to renew city contracts, according to a new report into White’s dealings released Wednesday.
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An independent report into District of Columbia Council member Trayon White found "substantial evidence" the Ward 8 Democrat violated council code as part of an ongoing federal bribery case in which he's accused of pocketing thousands of dollars to influence city contracts.
There’s “substantial evidence” that embattled DC Council member Trayon White accepted bribes in exchange for influencing government officials to renew city contracts, according to a new report into White’s dealings released Wednesday.
D.C. Councilmember Trayon White is one step closer to being expelled from the Council following the release of an investigative report that alleges he violated multiple provisions of the city’s code of conduct.
The fate of D.C. Councilmember Trayon White hangs in the balance as the findings of an independent investigation into federal bribery charges head to the D.C. Council. A watchdog committee alleges he violated multiple parts of the District's Code of Conduct.
