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Fugitive ex-CT official sentenced to prison. He didn’t show up in court despite FBI offer of flight home. (opens the original)
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Former state school construction chief and current international fugitive Konstantinos Diamantis was sentences in absentia to seven years in prison Wednesday, a week after turning down an offer from the FBI to fly him back to Connecticut. U.S. District Court Judge Stefan Underhill said he was sentenced below the federal guideline recommendation of 10 to 12 years, in part because of Diamantis’ age and the fact that his conviction has ruined him financially. “I am not sentencing Mr. Diamantis for
Amid unprecedented building in CT, lawmaker says Navy makes progress on ‘disturbing delays’ in sub maintenance (opens the original)
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U.S. Rep. Joe Courtney is pushing back on a government study reporting that shortcomings at shipyard repair and maintenance yards are creating years of delay and billions in costs at a time when the U.S. Navy is racing to accelerate expansion of the country’s submarine fleet. In a letter to colleagues, the 2nd District Democrat and influential voice on military shipbuilding, acknowledges that the report earlier this summer by the Government Accountability Office highlights “disturbing delays in
Fugitive ex-CT official insists he’s the victim. Why Greece may not have to turn him over to U.S. (opens the original)
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Convicted state school construction chief Konstantinos Diamantis spent the last seven days giving back-to-back interviews after absconding to Greece to avoid a certain prison sentence. His bribery and extradition convictions were contrived, he insisted to reporters. He is the victim … of a conspiracy by Gov. Ned Lamont and a cabal of lawyers to “weaponize” the Department of Justice and silence him for blowing the whistle on government misbehavior, he claims. It is a conspiracy theory Diamantis h
Former CT official facing possible lengthy prison time flees country (opens the original)
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Facing a decade in prison for taking bribes and steering contracts, former state school construction chief Konstantinos “Kosta” Diamantis is believed to have fled to Greece where he holds a a passport and could try to hide behind a complicated extradition treaty. Diamantis, 70, was to have appeared in federal court in Bridgeport Thursday morning for sentencing on charges that he used his influence over the state’s multi-billion dollar school construction budget to extort bribes from two companie
US Attorney says ex-CT official deserves decade in prison. He shook down contractors on municipal projects. (opens the original)
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Federal prosecutors want former state school construction boss Konstantinos Diamantis sent to prison for at least a decade, characterizing him as a powerful bully who “solicited, cajoled, intimidated, and outright threatened” contractors into paying him tens of thousands of dollars in bribes. Assistant U.S. Attorney David Novick made the case for a 10 to 12 year sentence in a long memo to U.S. District Judge Stefan Underhill, who presided over the corruption trial a year ago when a jury convicte
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