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Former State Sen. Martin Sandoval's Cause of Death Released by Medical Examiner
Former Illinois State Sen. Martin Sandoval, who pleaded guilty to federal corruption charges earlier this year and had agreed to cooperate with federal investigations, died of pneumonia due to a COVID-19 infection, according to the Cook County Medical Examiner’s office.
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Former State Sen. Martin Sandoval Dies After COVID-19 Diagnosis
Former Illinois State Sen. Martin Sandoval, who pleaded guilty to federal corruption charges earlier this year and had agreed to cooperate with federal investigations, has passed away after being diagnosed with COVID-19. Sandoval, 56, passed away after he was hospitalized due to the illness, his attorney told the Chicago Tribune. “While he may have strayed from the standard he set…
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Ex-Sen. Martin Sandoval Pleads Guilty to Bribery, Tax Offense
Former Illinois Sen. Martin Sandoval pleaded guilty in federal court Tuesday to bribery and tax offenses, striking a deal with prosecutors in exchange for his cooperation.
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Ex-Sen. Martin Sandoval Pleads Guilty to Bribery, Tax Offense
Former Illinois Sen. Martin Sandoval pleaded guilty in federal court Tuesday to bribery and tax offenses, striking a deal with prosecutors in exchange for his cooperation. NBC 5’s Mary Ann Ahern reports
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Ex-Sen. Martin Sandoval Charged With Bribery, Filing False Tax Return
Former Illinois Sen. Martin Sandoval has been charged with bribery and filing a false tax return, according to an indictment filed in federal court Monday.
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Activist, 23, Named to Vacant Chicago-Area State House Post
Democratic leaders have selected a 23-year-old community activist who works for U.S. Rep. Jesus “Chuy” Garcia to fill a vacant Illinois House seat.
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Freshman Legislator Named to Seat Vacated by Ex-Sen. Sandoval
Democratic leaders have appointed a first-term state representative to the seat vacated by former state Sen. Martin Sandoval, who is under federal investigation.
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Illinois Sen. Sandoval Resigns as Transportation Committee Chair
Illinois Sen. Martin Sandoval resigned as Transportation Committee chairman on Friday, the same day details were released about a search warrant executed at his home and office. NBC 5’s Mary Ann Ahern reports.