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Springfield, MO
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Springfield, MO
A former St. Louis County employee has been indicted by the federal government in a corruption scheme.
Monique Campbell, who worked for the county Health Department, is pleading guilty to two counts related to a bribe she solicited, according to federal officials. Campbell allegedly bribed a store owner after saying she observed liquor sales to minors and single sales of cigarettes.
The store is Mally's, which is tied to federal informant Muhammed Almuttan. Serving a sentence for conspiracy to traffic contraband cigarettes, Almuttan's work with the federal government helped send three St. Louis aldermen to prison over corruption crimes.
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