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Landscaping company exec sentenced in kickback corruption case

Summary by Sun-Sentinel
The last remaining defendant in a far-reaching public corruption scandal that snared three elected officials more than 15 years ago was sentenced this week to 16 months in federal prison. Celestine “Skip” Aniekwu, 65, of Sunrise, had been a fugitive for 15 years before surrendering earlier this year, the U.S. Attorney’s Office said in a news release announcing the sentence. He and Luke Facarazzo, president and CEO of Lukes’ Sawgrass Landscaping,…
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