Supplier In Skiatook School Scandal Pleads Guilty To Bribery

An Oklahoma City man at the center of a Skiatook school spending scandal pleaded guilty to bribery Wednesday.

Tulsa County prosecutors say Rick Enos paid former Skiatook superintendent Gary Johnson to steer contracts to his purchasing company. That resulted in Skiatook schools paying double or triple for supplies like mops and trash cans.

Johnson has pleaded guilty to accepting the bribes. Both Johnson and Enos entered blind pleas, meaning they didn't work out a deal with prosecutors in advance.

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