The federal judge presiding over the case of two aides to U.S. Rep. Bob Brady, D-Philadelphia, accused of allegedly helping the congressman's campaign pay off a primary challenger has scheduled their trial to begin Dec. 12.
November 16, 2017 at 04:44 PM
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The two were charged with conspiracy, causing unlawful campaign contributions, causing the filing of false reports to the Federal Election Commission and causing false statements to the Federal Election Commission. Jones was also charged with making false statements to the FBI.
Brady has not been charged with a crime and prosecutors have given no indication as to whether they’re pursuing the congressman.
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