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Former Taylor Mayor enters plea agreement in federal corruption case - Vimarsana News

Former Taylor Mayor enters plea agreement in federal corruption case

The former Mayor of Taylor is facing years in prison after entering into a plea agreement in a federal corruption case.

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Talk about it, the best defense against scammers - Vimarsana News

Talk about it, the best defense against scammers

The Adams County Office for Aging Inc. (ACOFA) is very grateful to our guest writer, Jeffrey Baum from Total Tech Solutions LLC, for writing this month’s article. Jeff contacted our

Taylor aide guilty, leaving Mayor Rick Sollars solo for bribery trial - Vimarsana News

Taylor aide guilty, leaving Mayor Rick Sollars solo for bribery trial

Taylor community development manager Jeffrey Baum is the third person to strike a plea deal with federal prosecutors in the public corruption case.

2nd conviction in Taylor mayor bribery case: Party store owner's payments were scratch-off tickets, cash - Vimarsana News

2nd conviction in Taylor mayor bribery case: Party store owner's payments were scratch-off tickets, cash

During his guilty plea hearing, Hadir Altoon admitted to paying bribes to Mayor Sollars by giving him tens of thousands of dollars in cash, scratch-off lottery tickets, and other items of value, and facilitating the payment of bribes to Sollars by convicted developer Shady Awad.

Feds: Taylor mayor took cash, lottery tickets in bribery scheme - Vimarsana News

Feds: Taylor mayor took cash, lottery tickets in bribery scheme

After being slowed by the COVID-19 pandemic, the corruption case against Taylor Mayor Rick Sollars appears to be heating up, according to a recent federal filing, with signs that multiple defendants could soon plead guilty.