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Court records released in ex-commissioner's bribery case

Posted 6:08PM on Friday 14th September 2012 ( 11 years ago )
LAWRENCEVILLE - A former Gwinnett County commissioner who is now facing bribery charges says court records released Friday prove he never accepted a bribe in exchange for his support of a land purchase in Dacula.

The Atlanta Journal-Constitution reports that those records show developer David Jenkins, granted immunity from prosecution if he testified truthfully, told investigators the $1 million in payments to Kevin Kenerly were "completely unrelated" to the county's purchase of the park land.

Kenerly has admitted he agreed to accept the money to cash out of a partnership on a Lawrenceville real estate development in 2007.

Gwinnett County Danny Porter contends that that money was a payoff for Kenerly's support of a Dacula land purchase that netted Jenkins $7.3 million more for the property than he paid for it a year and a half earlier.




Kevin Kenerly (photo courtesy of Fox 5 News)

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