💨 Abstract
A former executive of Detroit's Riverfront Conservancy, William Smith, was sentenced to 19 years in prison for embezzling over $40 million intended for riverfront beautification projects. Smith used the funds for personal expenses on travel, luxury items, and side businesses. His actions delayed portions of a popular riverwalk project and forced the resignation of the conservancy's CEO.
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