Previous Shelby Co. assistant DA, Memphis lawyer among the 9 indicted in 12 months-extended investigation

MEMPHIS, Tenn. (WMC) – The Tennessee Bureau of Investigation has indicted nine people, such as previous Shelby County Assistant District Attorney Glenda Adams, just after a 12 months-extensive investigation

TBI states they started investigating the poor use of confidential facts by somebody in the workplace in June 2020.

All over the investigation, TBI claims Adams was just one of nine people today responsible for an elaborate plan to profit from the use of confidential data in Memphis police reports.

• Glenda Adams is billed with bribery of a public servant, official misconduct and violation of a pc act more than $10,000.
• Egypt Berry is billed with two counts of bribery of a public servant, official misconduct and violation of a pc act more than $10,000.
• Latausha Blair is billed with violation of a laptop act over $10,000.
• Renatta Dillard is charged with violation of a personal computer act around $10,000.
• Roderick Harvey is charged with bribery of a public servant and violation of a laptop act over $10,000.
• Marcus Lewis is charged with bribery of a community servant
• Aaron Neglia billed bribery of a public servant and violation of a pc act above $10,000.
• Martin Nolan is charged with bribery of a general public servant, formal misconduct and violation of laptop or computer act in excess of $10,000
• Mustafa Sajid is charged with bribery of a general public servant

TBI says that there are a lot more indictments envisioned in this ongoing case.

District Attorney Amy Weirich unveiled a assertion Friday soon after the indictments had been declared.

“When I very first discovered that a person of our prosecutors may well be engaged in perform that was potentially felony, I requested the TBI to begin an investigation and I recused this business office. I terminated Ms. Adams in Oct. I am thankful to the TBI and Gen. Dunaway for the work they have performed so significantly on this circumstance. I am also grateful to those people who brought this difficulty to the focus of legislation enforcement. Representing the citizens of Shelby County is an outstanding privilege and honor for all of us right here. I will not tolerate the abuse of that privilege and honor.”

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