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A former employee of O’Donnell’s sent an e-mail to the state accusing him of offering gratuities to ODOT officials in exchange for contracts at the agency’s Garfield Heights office.
The e-mail touched off an investigation that already has led to 10 ODOT employees and vendors being charged and Ryan Miday, a spokesman for Cuyahoga County Prosecutor Bill Mason, said another wave of indictments is expected in the coming weeks.
O’Donnell, whose attorney did not return a call seeking comment, has said in the past he had little choice but to make payments for Christmas parties at Cleveland strip clubs for ODOT employees and vendors.
A report completed last year by Ohio Inspector General Tom Charles said O’Donnell’s involvement went far beyond paying for Christmas parties.
The report accused O’Donnell of hosting an annual “ODOT Boat Day” on his 36-foot boat for himself, ODOT officials, vendors and Cleveland strippers, all of whom spent the events “drinking, swimming and frolicking.”

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