Nearly two years after the FBI raided former Supervisor Andrew Do’s home as part of an investigation that saw him go to prison for accepting bribes and rerouting millions of dollars, his former colleagues are still wrestling with how to make sure no one else picks up where he left off.
That discussion reignited this week after county supervisors got to speak publicly with their auditors about a new report highlighting the county might’ve lost even more than the $10 million in contracts they knew Do interfered with.
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