Anthony Lepore, John Rife, and Brian Domalik are charged with bribing Patrick Johnson, a Loganville resident, in exchange for favorable treatment by Jackson on contracts between their company and the two government entities.

“These defendants are charged with circumventing the government contracting process by bribing a corrupt public official who was willing to put his own interests above those of the taxpayers he served,” U.S. Attorney John Horn said in a news release. “This indictment reaches to the very top suites of the company, charging complicity in the bribery at the highest levels.”

According to U.S. Attorney Horn, the charges and other information presented in court included:

Anthony Lepore was the President and CEO of Rite Way Services, Inc., an Alabama based company that sought to do business with DeKalb and GWCC. Rife was the regional vice president, and Domalik, who came to work for the company in 2010, was the division manager, both working out of the Norcross, Ga., facility.

More at source: Georgia Patch

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