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Feds set to rest case in Sen. Emil Jones III red-light camera bribery trial

  • In Chicago, the federal corruption trial of Democratic State Senator Emil Jones III neared its end on Tuesday.
  • Jones faced bribery charges for allegedly agreeing to take money from Omar Maani, a red-light camera entrepreneur.
  • Maani, cooperating with the FBI since 2018, recorded conversations where Jones allegedly agreed to change legislation for bribes.
  • Jones allegedly told Maani, "If you can raise me five grand, that'd be good," and to hire his intern.
  • Jones testified in his own defense, risking a harsher sentence if convicted, as a guilty verdict forces resignation and pension forfeiture.
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ipmnewsroom.org broke the news in on Monday, April 14, 2025.
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