Illinois Official Found Guilty in Bribery Case
Associated Press
CHICAGO —
State Sen. John D’Arco Jr. was convicted on charges of attempted extortion and falsifying tax statements in connection with allegations that he tried to trade his influence for cash.
D’Arco, assistant Senate majority leader, faces up to 45 years in prison, an assistant U.S. attorney said after Friday’s verdict. Sentencing for the Chicago Democrat was set for April 30.
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