Feds Credit Man Facing Prison in Corruption Case
Federal prosecutors have recommended a maximum sentence of eleven months for the sludge-company rep responsible for exposing corruption in the Detroit government. Jim Rosendall is due in court in Detroit on November 30th. He worked for Synagro Technologies in Houston, and helped it win a contract to recycle treated waste.
Rosendall admitted to approving bribes for Monica Conyers to get her vote on the Detroit City Council. An FBI agent who worked with Rosendall said he was a very cooperative defendant. Rosendall is hoping for probation.
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