Inspector guilty of bribery in Kansas City case
Matias Carlos Campos, Kansas City chief deputy building inspector, found guilty of extortion and bribery by a U.S. District Court jury after a four hour deliberation. He faced 33 to 41 months in prison with sentencing set for Sept. 26.
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Prisons director to leave Kansas cabinet
TOPEKA AP The Corrections Secretary Gary Stotts plans to resign Aug 18 leaving Gov. Joan Finney's Cabinet after about three years in the post. Acting secretary Charles Simmons, 43, will lead the department.
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