In the latest development in a federal probe of alleged contracting fraud, a former Army Corps of Engineers manager and his son have pleaded guilty to bribery and conspiracy charges connected to Corps contracts.

Kerry F. Khan, 54, a former program manager in the Corps Directorate of Contingency Operations, entered a guilty plea on May 17 in U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia to charges of bribery and conspiracy to commit money laundering.

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Federal officials said Kerry Khan and others attempted to obtain more than $30 million mainly by submitting inflated invoices, which the alleged conspirators called “overhead,” which Khan, several contractors and others involved agreed to divide, according to his written statement of offense filed in the court.

Also pleading guilty to a money-laundering conspiracy charge was Kerry Khan’s son, 31-year-old Lee Khan, who did not work for the Corps.

自去年9月以来，算出可汗的人，八名男子对此案的腐败指控认罪。其中包括：迈克尔·亚历山大（Michael A. Alexander），他曾是一名军团计划经理；哈罗德·巴布（Harold F.大冲浪建筑管理有限责任公司的所有者詹姆斯·爱德华·米勒（James Edward Miller）。

马切说：“该案的调查正在继续，预计会有更多的发展。”

Kerry Khan worked for the Corps Directorate of Contingency Operations from 1994 until he was arrested in October 2011.