
Four plead guilty in massive bribery scheme at agency Democrats fought to protect from DOGE
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USAID official and three businessmen plead guilty in a million-dollar bribery scandal involving cash, NBA tickets, and contracts related to migration issues.
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Roderick Watson, 57, worked as a USAID contracting officer, according to a DOJ press release, and pleaded guilty to "bribery of a public official."
According to the DOJ, Watson sold his influence starting in 2013, with contractors Walter Barnes, owner of Vistant, and Darryl Britt, owner of Apprio, funneling payoffs through subcontractor Paul Young to hide their tracks.

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