Former Texas police chief gets 15 1/2 years for bribery

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Former San Angelo police Chief Timothy Ray Vasquez, 52, sentenced. Jury in March convicted him of bribery and mail fraud. U.S. District Judge James Wesley Hendrix also fined Vasquez $35,000. He took bribes for a multimillion-dollar contract for a city vendor.

2 months ago·San Angelo, United States

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Former Texas police chief gets 15 1/2 years for bribery

A federal judge sentenced former San Angelo police Chief Timothy Ray Vasquez, 52, in San Angelo after a jury in March convicted him of bribery and mail fraud.

2 months ago·United States

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Former Texas police chief gets 15 1/2 years for bribery

A federal judge sentenced former San Angelo police Chief Timothy Ray Vasquez, 52, in San Angelo after a jury in March convicted him of bribery and mail fraud

2 months ago·Houston, United States

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Former Texas police chief gets 15 1/2 years for bribery

Former West Texas police chief sentenced to 15 1/2 years.

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Omaha World-Herald

Former Texas police chief gets 15 1/2 years for bribery

A former West Texas police chief has been sentenced to 15 1/2 years in prison for bribery. Former San Angelo police chief Timothy Ray Vasquez was sentenced Friday in San Angelo after a federal jury found him guilty of bribery…

2 months ago·Omaha, United States

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