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Konstantinos Diamantis, a former Connecticut deputy budget director convicted of bribery and extortion, fled to Greece before his sentencing hearing. He faces a potential prison sentence of 10 to 12 years and has maintained his innocence, accusing Governor Ned Lamont of political weaponization against him. The U.S. is unlikely to extradite him due to Greek laws regarding nationals.
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Konstantinos Diamantis, a former Connecticut deputy budget director convicted of bribery and extortion, fled to Greece before his sentencing hearing. He faces a potential prison sentence of 10 to 12 years and has maintained his innocence, accusing Governor Ned Lamont of political weaponization against him. The U.S. is unlikely to extradite him due to Greek laws regarding nationals.
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Convicted ex-Connecticut official flees to Greece before sentencing for bribery
Former Connecticut Deputy Budget Director Flees to Greece Before Sentencing for Bribery Charges