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Harlan Kelly, the former head of the San Francisco Public Utilities Commission (SF PUC), has been sentenced to four years in prison for his involvement in a yearslong corruption scheme involving bank fraud and conspiracy, described as "very serious criminal conduct" by Judge Richard Seeborg. Seeborg emphasized Kelly's betrayal of the public trust and violation of his oath to serve the public during the sentencing. This case is part of a broader crackdown on corruption and fraud, with several other individuals facing legal repercussions for their criminal activities, including Mendel Zilberberg, a lawyer and former director of the failed Park Avenue Bank, who received a 30-month prison sentence for his role in a scheme to obtain a $1.4 million loan under fraudulent terms.
OK - now at US v husband & wife, six family members here in courtroom gallery, same lawyer representing both (on husband, he's standing in for another CJA counsel). As only media here, Inner City Press will live tweet, thread below https://t.co/Oh1iDxz8kF
OK - now at bail fight on defendant charged with shooting gun near Penn Station on Sept 11, 2023. He had been sentenced (in NY state court) on August 30, 2023, AUSA says. Inner City Press as only media here will live tweet, thread below https://t.co/q9RjW79JV0
OK - now in case of 16 Bronxites arrested on March 6, one defendant has been brought out to apply to be released on bail. Inner City Press has been covering the case https://t.co/VW8douJib6 and as only media here will live tweet, thread below https://t.co/JXH653HdIF
