An Orange County, California, district supervisor has resigned from his post and agreed to plea guilty to federal corruption charges. Andrew Do, now the former District 1 supervisor for Orange County,

Andrew Do has agreed to plead guilty to conspiracy to commit bribery as part of a scheme involving a charity and the misuse of COVID-19 relief funds.

Do resigned from the Orange County Board and agreed to plead guilty, facing up to five years in prison. The Viet America Society, directed by Do, spent only 15% of funds on meals, misusing federal pandemic relief.

California official Andrew Do has agreed to plead guilty to conspiracy to commit bribery in connection to misuse of COVID relief funds.

Andrew Do’s agreement to plead guilty to federal charges of conspiracy to commit bribery, and to resign from his post as a county supervisor, both revealed Tuesday, Oct. 22, cap a long list of ethical questions,

In exchange for bribes, Andrew Do funneled over $10 million in Covid-19 relief funds to a charity without disclosing its connections to his daughter.