Judge denies indicted official’s request for six-week Greece trip
Kosta Diamantis, accused of extorting contractors for school construction jobs, is considered a flight risk.
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Apr 25, 2025, 11:10 AM
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2h agoA judge denied an indicted budget official's request to travel to Greece for six weeks, prosecutors said.
Kosta Diamantis, accused of extorting contractors for school construction jobs, is considered a flight risk.
He also faces charges for accepting bribes to cancel a Medicaid fraud investigation.
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