Ex-MoDOT supervisor accused of using state credit cards to make personal purchases
Former MoDOT supervisor Artemus Jamal Jackson has been indicted for allegedly using state credit cards for personal purchases. Jackson is also accused of stealing two mowers and a trailer from a MoDOT facility.
The U.S. attorney's office said an indictment also accuses the man, Artemus Jamal Jackson, of stealing two mowers and a trailer from a MoDOT facility.
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