"Massive Corruption Bust: 70 NYCHA Employees Nabbed in Bribery Raid"

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70 New York City Housing Authority building supers, including 55 current employees and 15 retirees, were arrested for demanding bribes while awarding contracts for minor apartment repairs, marking the largest one-day federal bribery charges in Department of Justice history. The supers are accused of receiving kickbacks for awarding contracts at a third of all NYCHA complexes in the city, totaling about $2 million in bribes for approving $13 million in construction contracts. The arrests come after a yearlong investigation and have led to NYCHA agreeing to implement changes to the contract process to prevent future corruption.
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