Government,
Criminal
Jan. 29, 2020
San Francisco’s public works director charged with bribery
Mohammed Nuru allegedly schemed to bribe a city commissioner for assistance in winning a bid to run a restaurant in San Francisco International Airport.
SAN FRANCISCO -- Department of Public Works Director Mohammed Nuru was charged with attempting to bribe a city official and lying to federal investigators, the U.S. attorney for the Northern District of California announced Tuesday.
Nuru allegedly schemed to bribe a city commissioner for assistance in winning a bid to run a restaurant at San Francisco International Airport, according to the complaint.
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