Former airman pleads guilty to defrauding Air Force of $37 million
A former Air Force master sergeant has pleaded guilty to defrauding the Air Force of $37 million. The scheme involved information technology contracts and took place over several years. The individual, who is 51 years old, pleaded guilty to charges including conspiracy to rig bids and bribery.
He was involved in the scheme while serving in the military and after retiring. Further details of the case are available from the source, including the specifics of the scheme and the individual's role in it. The case involves a significant amount of money and a lengthy period of time, with the plot stretching back to at least 2016.
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