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As many as 31 people could face criminal charges in a scandal involving strippers, fishing trips and bid-rigging at an Ohio Department of Transportation district office near Cleveland, the Cuyahoga County prosecutor’s office said yesterday.
The first nine figures from the scandal were scheduled to face criminal charges yesterday. But glitches in accepting paperwork at the Cuyahoga County Common Pleas Court forced a delay, said Ryan Miday, spokesman for Cuyahoga County Prosecutor Bill Mason.
Seven of the defendants are scheduled to enter pleas this morning, he said. The other two are expected in court Tuesday.
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According to a report by Inspector General Thomas P. Charles’ office in October, purchasing managers in the office directed more than $11 million in state contracts to vendors who rewarded the officials with fishing trips, Las Vegas hotel rooms and sex with strippers.

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