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The case against Konstantinos Diamantis paints a portrait of a CT state official, desperate for money, who wasn't afraid to use his power.
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The indictment alleged that, while working for the Office of School Construction Grants, Kosta Diamantis took and received bribes from three individuals in connection with multi-million dollar school construction projects that he was in charge of.
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The charges, expected to be unsealed today, follow a years-long investigation into the former Connecticut lawmaker and deputy budget director.
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Former Rep. Chris Ziogas' fiancée overbilled Medicaid by $600,000. DSS stopped an audit after Ziogas and Kosta Diamantis delivered a check.
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The emails outline a campaign to give contracts for CT school hazmat projects to two companies without going through the normal bid process.
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The Connecticut Employees' Review Board dismissed a complaint filed by Konstantinos Diamantis, ruling that it had no jurisdiction to hear the case.
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Kosta Diamantis, a former Connecticut state budget official who was fired from one position and resigned from another last year, is arguing that he lost his job because of an unbearable work environment in the Lamont administration.
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The state argues that the review board lacks jurisdiction to hear the appeal because Kosta Diamantis did not resign in good standing. A hearing is set for September.
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Connecticut will release $4 million in state funding to support upgrades at Bridgeport's Beardsley Zoo.