Another Guilty Plea in OCTO Case

Yusuf Acar Yusuf Acar, the former D.C. computer security official who was arrested and charged in March for his part in a bribery scheme that allegedly funneled phony contracts and pay checks through the District’s Office of the Chief Technology Officer, is expected to plead guilty, the Examiner reports . The full terms of the plea agreement

are not yet known, but “Acar would pay back more than $200,000 in stolen money, including $69,000 in cash that was seized at his Northwest Washington home at the time of his arrest.” Not to mention the $4,500 officers found in his pants .

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Another Guilty Plea in OCTO Case