Video - 4Investigates
-
Sources: Contractor ready to testify he paid Nagin $50K for city contracts
Posted on November 12, 2012 at 7:06 PM
Updated Friday, Jan 18 at 2:48 PM
A city contractor is ready to testify that he paid then-Mayor Ray Nagin $50,000 in order to get millions of dollars in no-bid city work and a purported piece of Nagin’s granite countertop business, sources tell Eyewitness Investigator David Hammer.
Share
More 4Investigates Videos
-
Qualified candidates passed over for high-ranking port position
-
Investors say visa program with ties to Nagin is wrought with fraud
-
Sources say Nagin refused to accept plea deal
-
New developers of major riverfront project have troubled past
-
Company under state investigation doing inspections without proper license
-
ACLU says NOPD email shows evidence of arrest quotas
-
Government agency has yet to conduct audit of safety systems for offshore oil operators
-
Concerns arise as NOPD changes foot pursuit policy
-
Practice of enlisting Filipino guest workers under question
-
Eyewitness Investigation: Documents contradict indictment of BP employees
-
Expert predicts problems with oil platforms not going away soon
-
Platform fire puts focus on company's use of Filipino workers
-
Worker at elderly home says she was fired for being a whistleblower
-
Family of fallen oil rig worker finds relief after BP settlement
-
Contractor implicated in Nagin probe continued city work under Landrieu administration
-
Sources: Contractor ready to testify he paid Nagin $50K for city contracts
-
Attorney says justice intentionally stalled in deputy beating case
-
Did some St. Tammany deputies go too far in subduing a suspect?
