D.C. Council Member Trayon White Faces Federal Bribery Charges
White, a protege of Marion Barry, is accused of accepting $156,000 to influence city contracts, jeopardizing his political future.
- D.C. Council has formed a committee to investigate the allegations and consider possible expulsion.
- White's arrest has raised questions about his residency and mortgage issues.
- White's support network in Ward 8 expresses skepticism about the charges.
- If convicted, White would be barred from holding public office under the Home Rule Act.
- Council Chairman Mendelson has removed White from his committee roles pending investigation.




























