Guilty Verdict Reached in Fort Bend County Judge KP George's Money Laundering Trial. What Happens Next.

Guilty verdict reached in Fort Bend County Judge KP George's money laundering trial. What happens next.

Indian-origin county judge in U.S. convicted of money laundering, sentencing on June 16

According to prosecutors, George transferred over $46,000 from his campaign account into personal accounts and used the money for private purposes, including a home-related payment

George convicted of two counts of money laundering; sentencing set for June 16

After more than five hours of deliberations over two days, jurors in Fort Bend County Judge KP George's money-laundering trial came back into the 458th District Court and rendered guilty verdicts in both counts in the third-degree felony charge. The…

KP George Found Guilty of Money Laundering

Fort Bend County Judge KP George was found guilty of money laundering on Friday and faces up to 10 years in prison.

Guilty verdict reached in Fort Bend County Judge KP George's money laundering trial

BREAKING: A jury has reached a verdict in the money laundering trial of Fort Bend County Judge KP George.

Fort Bend County Judge KP George Convicted of Money Laundering

KP George, a Democratic politician of Indian origin and Judge of Fort Bend County, has been convicted on charges of money laundering after misappropriating funds from his campaign. He transferred $46,500 from his campaign account to his personal account, a move described by his attorney as a repayment rather than theft. George faced two felony charges but was ultimately found guilty of a third-degree felony, which carries potential prison time o…