The announcement Monday of new felony indictments against players in Ohio’s massive bribery scandal is again raising questions about what Gov. Mike DeWine knew before and after he nominated Sam Randazzo to be the top utility regulator in the state.
Felony charges introduced this week allege a "well-lawyered theft in 2010" involving FirstEnergy executives and then-consultant Sam Randazzo, who was later appointed Ohio's top utility regulator.
An Ohio grand jury has handed up a 44-count indictment against three players in what is likely the biggest bribery scandal in state history. The 50-page indictment unveiled Monday provides new details about a decade of payoffs and conflicts.