Middleman who funneled bribes to Dallas school bus agency officials in corruption scandal gets prison time

In April 2015, a MCPS administrator, a Montgomery County Police office and an Police employee flew to Dallas, Texas to meet with Rick Sorrells.  MCPS later contracted with the Force Multiplier Solutions bus camera company to place cameras on the exterior of MCPS buses.  
Here is an update on Mr. Sorrells sentencing in the Force Multiplier Solutions bus scandal in Dallas, Texas. 

...Swartwood's assistance to the FBI helped investigators charge Leonard, Dwaine Caraway, a former Dallas mayor pro tem and Ricky Sorrells, former superintendent of the bus agency Dallas County Schools, prosecutors say.

Lynn sentenced Caraway earlier this year to 56 months, or almost five years, in prison for his role in the scandal. Leonard got seven years in prison. Sorrells is scheduled to be sentenced next month for conspiracy to commit honest services wire fraud...

...Leonard had won lucrative contracts to put security cameras on school buses in Dallas County. He would later admit to paying local officials more than $3.5 million to secure the contracts for his company, Force Multiplier Solutions.

Between 2011 and 2016, Leonard gave Swartwood about $2 million to funnel to Sorrells through Swartwood's companies, including Elf Investments and Anrock Realty Services, court records show. 

Swartwood would then send the money to a bank account for a shell company owned by Sorrells, according to court records...

https://www.dallasnews.com/news/crime/2019/07/09/middleman-funneled-bribes-dallas-school-bus-agency-officialsin-corruption-scandal-gets-prison-time