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1. www.justice.gov › usao-ndga › prNorthern District of Georgia | Construction Company Owners ...

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   Oct 11, 2017 · Mitchell, 63, of Atlanta, has been sentenced to 5 years in prison, 3 years of supervised release, and was ordered to pay $1,120,535 in restitution. On January 25, 2017, Mitchell pleaded guilty to conspiratorial bribery and money laundering.

2. www.ajc.com › news › localContractors get prison time in Atlanta bribery case

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   Elvin “E.R.” Mitchell Jr., 63, a politically connected Atlanta contractor and the federal government’s star witness, was sentenced to five years in prison.

3. www.constructiondive.com › news › atlantaAtlanta construction exec charged in $1M bribery scheme

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   Jan 19, 2017 · Elvin R. Mitchell Jr., the head of one of the largest minority-owned construction firms in the city, is expected to plead guilty later this month.

4. www.fox5atlanta.com › news › contractor-getsContractor gets sentenced reduced in Atlanta bribery case

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   Feb 5, 2020 · Prosecutors say Elvin R. Mitchell Jr. “substantially assisted” them in a federal investigation into a pay-to-play scheme for Atlanta contracts.

5. patch.com › georgia › atlantaFormer Atlanta Contractor Sentenced To 5 Years In Prison - Patch

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   Oct 10, 2017 · Elvin “E.R.” Mitchell Jr. pleaded guilty in January to bribing city officials with more than $1 million for several projects over multiple years. Mitchell's saga is far from over; he is the...

6. www.ajc.com › news › localAtlanta bribery figure reports to prison

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   Nov 30, 2017 · Elvin “E.R.” Mitchell Jr. turned himself in to federal authorities on Nov. 21, Odis Williams, one of Mitchell’s attorneys, told The Atlanta Journal-Constitution on Thursday. Mitchell...

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   Who is Elvin Mitchell?

   • ATLANTA, GA -- A former contractor for the city of Atlanta was sentenced Tuesday to five years in prison in a widening bribery scandal, Patch has learned. Elvin “E.R.” Mitchell Jr. pleaded guilty in January to bribing city officials with more than $1 million for several projects over multiple years.

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   What happened to Elvin Mitchell?

   • On November 26, 1994, Dennis Wayne Hope escaped from Texas state prison where he was serving an 80-year sentence for aggravated robbery. Several days later, he stole a car from 83-year-old Elvin Mitchell at knife point. During the theft, Hope severely cut Mitchell by yanking the knife away when, in his fright, Mitchell grabbed the blade.

   United States of America, Plaintiff-appellee, v. Dennis Wayne Hope

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   Who is Elvis Mitchell?

   • Elvis Mitchell is a critic and scholar. In the AFI Film Festival, he will debut 'Is That Black Enough for You?!?'. He has spent his career writing about film. With the doc 'Is That Black Enough for You?!?' he tried his hand at making one himself, featuring Harry Belafonte, Samuel L. Jackson and Whoopi Goldberg.

   Elvis Mitchell Takes a Deep Dive on Black Cinema With Netflix Documen…

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8. www.justice.gov › usao-ndga › prConstruction Company Owner Charged with Paying Over $1 ...

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   Jan 17, 2017 · Construction Company Owner Charged with Paying Over $1 Million in Bribes for City of Atlanta Contracts. ATLANTA - Elvin R. Mitchell, Jr., has been arraigned on conspiratorial bribery and money laundering charges for paying over $1 million to obtain City of Atlanta contracts.