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A defense contractor who pleaded guilty to bribery was sentenced Thursday to a year and a day in prison for slipping envelopes stuffed with $33,500 in cash to a U.S. Navy official.

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Frank Rafaraci, the chief executive of Multinational Logistics Services, a major U.S. Navy contractor,is accused of defrauding the Navy of at least $50 million by inflating invoices for port services between 2011 and 2018.

October 18, 2021 — The chief executive officer (CEO) of Multinational Logistics Services (MLS), a large ship husbanding company that has received over $1 billion in U.S. Navy contracts since 2010, appeared in the United States today to face a criminal charge for his alleged participation in a bribery scheme.

The CEO of a defense contractor accused of bribing U.S. Navy officials and defrauding the Navy through inflated invoices has appeared before a D.C. federal judge after voluntarily returning to the U.S., the U.S. Department of Justice announced.

The U.S. Navy is facing down another port services scandal, and this one could have significant reac...

A defense contractor faces accusations that he delivered cash bribes and bilked the Navy out of at least $50 million to service its ships in foreign ports, according to recently unsealed court records.

Frank Rafaraci, CEO of Navy contractor Multinational Logistics Services is accused of scamming the branch out of more than $50million, along with bribery and money laundering charges.

Federal agents are investigating a new U.S. Navy corruption case that has strong echoes of the Fat Leonard scandal, with a defense contractor facing

Military investigators allege that the chief executive of Multinational Logistics Services defrauded the Navy out of at least $50 million by inflating invoices.