Federal prosecutors have charged San Francisco Director of Public Works Mohammed Nuru and restaurateur Nick Bovis with honest services fraud in connection with an alleged scheme to bribe an unnamed San Francisco airport commissioner.

In a complaint unsealed Tuesday, prosecutors claim that Nuru and Bovis offered the official cash and free travel in exchange for assistance in an ultimately unsuccessful bid to run a restaurant in the San Francisco International Airport.

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