COVID-19 spending at center of alleged conspiracy
Prosecutors say the $170.4 million emergency bill was used to win support for pandemic funding while Hawaii faced urgent testing and reimbursement pressures.
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Lt. Gov. Luke, three alleged co-conspirators plead not guilty
Lt. Gov. Sylvia Luke and three others who are accused of orchestrating a bribery conspiracy to get state money to pay for COVID-19 testing contracts during the pandemic pleaded not guilty this morning. The post Lt. Gov. Luke, three alleged co-conspirators plead not guilty appeared first on Hawaii Tribune-Herald.
Lt. Gov. Sylvia Luke, 3 alleged co-conspirators plead not guilty | Honolulu Star-Advertiser
Lt. Gov. Sylvia Luke and three others who are accused of orchestrating a bribery conspiracy to get state money to pay for COVID-19 testing contracts during the pandemic pleaded not guilty this morning.
COVID-19 spending at center of alleged conspiracy
At the heart of a criminal indictment returned Friday against Lt. Gov. Sylvia Luke and four others is an alleged bribery conspiracy tied to the state’s COVID-19 response, when hundreds of millions of dollars were approved to combat an unprecedented public health crisis.
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