Post by Logan on Feb 2, 2017 17:05:13 GMT -6
Ex-school official pleads no contest in scheme to steer $900,000 contract to friends, family
The former small-business development manager for the Philadelphia schools pleaded no contest to perjury Wednesday involving charges that she steered a $900,000 contract to businesses owned by her friends or family.
Priscilla Wright, 52, of East Germantown, entered the plea before Common Pleas Court Judge Robert P. Coleman in a deal in which the District Attorney’s Office dismissed a misdemeanor conflict-of-interest count.
Coleman immediately sentenced Wright to the agreed-on sentence of two years’ reporting probation.
Defense attorney Brian J. McMonagle said neither he nor Wright wished to comment on the plea and sentence.
Read more: www.philly.com/philly/news/crime/Ex-school-official-pleads-no-contest-in-scheme-to-steer-900000-contract-to-friends-family.html
The former small-business development manager for the Philadelphia schools pleaded no contest to perjury Wednesday involving charges that she steered a $900,000 contract to businesses owned by her friends or family.
Priscilla Wright, 52, of East Germantown, entered the plea before Common Pleas Court Judge Robert P. Coleman in a deal in which the District Attorney’s Office dismissed a misdemeanor conflict-of-interest count.
Coleman immediately sentenced Wright to the agreed-on sentence of two years’ reporting probation.
Defense attorney Brian J. McMonagle said neither he nor Wright wished to comment on the plea and sentence.
Read more: www.philly.com/philly/news/crime/Ex-school-official-pleads-no-contest-in-scheme-to-steer-900000-contract-to-friends-family.html