Defense contractor US International Development Consortium filed a lawsuit on Thursday in Connecticut District Court accusing a former employee of corruption arising out of defendant Muneam Hantoosh’s management of a USIDC logistics support team in connection with Iraq’s Integrated Air Defense System. The complaint accuses Hantoosh of coercing team members into paying monthly funds, which were diverted to a high-ranking Iraqi general’s daughter.

The suit further accuses Hantoosh, a Waterbury resident, of misusing funds to pay family members, demanding kickbacks from subcontractors and misappropriating confidential information to set up a competing contracting business.

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