James Mohamad charged with conspiracy to use the City of New Orleans permitting system to commit bribery.
Credit: WWL-TV Published: 11:51 AM CDT April 19, 2021 Updated: 2:33 PM CDT April 19, 2021
KENNER, La. A top Kenner city official was charged in federal court Monday with conspiracy to commit bribery using the city of New Orleans online construction permitting system.
James Mohamad, Kenner’s code enforcement director, who is responsible for building permits and inspections in Kenner, has been in federal agents’ crosshairs for months, sources tell WWL-TV.
Kenner Mayor Ben Zahn said one of Mohamad s employees told his administration that FBI agents came to Mohamad before work Monday morning and took him in for “questioning.”
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