Blind plea entered in Skiatook bribery case
Posted: 05/02/2012
TULSA - Sentencing is scheduled for Skiatook school district's former superintendent and an Oklahoma City businessman.
Dr. Gary Johnson and Rick Enos returned to court Wednesday.
Prosecutors say Johnson steered district contracts to Enos' companies and Enos inflated the prices he charged.
According to court officials, Enos entered a blind plea of guilty today to four counts of bribery and will accept the judge's decision on his sentencing.
Johnson had previously entered a blind plea in July.
Both will be sentenced June 15.
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