Disgraced Orange County Supervisor Andrew Do pleaded guilty Thursday to conspiring to divert COVID-19 elderly relief funds in a bribery scheme during a hearing in federal court in Santa Ana.
"We want to respect the legal process and will not discuss the case or facts. Andrew Do's in-court acceptance of responsibility to the judge, and his apology to his family and community, was complete and sincere," Paul S. Meyer, Do's attorney, said after the hearing.
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