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Credit First Service Union (AXcess News) Washington - Floyd Gary Thacker, 50, of Atlanta, pleaded guilty to one count of conspiracy to engage in honest services mail and wire fraud before U.S. District Judge David Hittner in the Southern District of Texas, Assistant Attorney General Alice Fisher of the Justice Department's Criminal Division announced today. Thacker is the owner of Thacker Operating Company, an Atlanta-based construction and building services company which provided energy-related services for municipal governments in Houston and Atlanta.

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Card Credit Mobile Service In his guilty plea, Thacker admitted that he established personal relationships with public officials in Atlanta and the former Director of Building Services in Houston by making secret cash payments, gifts, and meals in exchange for favorable treatment for the award of city contracts to Thacker's business.

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Credit Public Service Union Thacker faces a maximum penalty of up to five years in prison, a three-year term of supervised release, and a fine of $250,000. Judge Hittner scheduled Thacker's sentencing for April 18, 2006.

Card Credit Processing Service This case is one of several stemming from a multi-district probe of public corruption by city officials relating to contracting services in Atlanta, Cleveland, East Cleveland (Ohio), Houston, and New Orleans being conducted by the Public Integrity Section of the Department of Justice and the U.S. Attorneys' Offices in Cleveland and Houston.

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Card Credit Service Wireless - Monique McGilbra, 41, of Houston, who was charged and convicted of conspiracies to commit honest services mail and wire fraud last May in both Cleveland and Houston, including the conspiracy with Thacker. A Cleveland judge sentenced McGilbra to three years imprisonment and fined her $5,000. In September 2005, McGilbra was sentenced in federal court in Houston to 30 months imprisonment, to run concurrently with the three year term imposed in Cleveland. McGilbra cooperated with the government's prosecution of others.

Credit Security Service Union - Oliver Spellman, 51, former chief of staff to a former mayor of Houston, was sentenced to two years probation and a $10,000 fine following his guilty plea to honest services mail and wire fraud conspiracy charges in Cleveland. Spellman cooperated with the government's prosecution of others.

Credit Report Service - Gilbert Jackson, 51, of New Orleans, was sentenced to 82 months imprisonment Dec. 12, 2005, following his convictions in Cleveland for racketeering and conspiracy to commit honest services mail and wire fraud violations. Jackson was also ordered to pay $100,000 restitution to the City of Cleveland. On Jan. 4, 2006, Jackson pleaded guilty to one count of tax evasion in the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Louisiana and could face an additional five years imprisonment for this conviction.

Blogspot Com Christian - Cleveland businessman Nate Gray, 47, was sentenced to 15 years imprisonment Nov. 16, 2005, and ordered to pay $1.5 million in restitution to the Internal Revenue Service for corruption and tax charges following his conviction in August 2005 in Cleveland.

Christian Counseling Credit - Brent Jividen, 43, a former employee of Honeywell Corporation was sentenced to 30 months imprisonment following his guilty plea in Cleveland to racketeering conspiracy charges relating to honest services wire and mail fraud. Jividen cooperated in the government's prosecution of others.

Credit Federal Service Union - Emmanuel Onunwor, 47, a former mayor of East Cleveland (Ohio), was sentenced to 108 months imprisonment and ordered to pay more than $5.1 million in restitution to the City of East Cleveland. Onunwor was convicted in Cleveland of racketeering conspiracy and other charges related to his corrupt activities with Cleveland businessman Nate Gray. Following his conviction at trial in Cleveland, Onunwor cooperated with the government.

Credit Monitoring Service - Ricardo Teamor, 59, a former attorney, was sentenced to four months imprisonment and fined $15,000 following his guilty plea in Cleveland to corruption charges. Teamor cooperated in the government's prosecution of others.

- Joseph T. Jones, 37, a former Cleveland city councilman, was sentenced to two years probation following his guilty plea in Cleveland to honest services fraud involving Teamor and Gray. As part of his plea agreement, he resigned from the city council. Jones cooperated in the government's prosecution of others.