Britain will soon own 70percentt of R.B.S., raising questions about whether it is a global financial institution trying to make a decent return on equity, or a purely British bank with the primary charge of offering more mortgages to hard-hit homeowners.
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Michael Selover, a Sheriff's Department corporal who supervised the officer, was also indicted on a charge of offering a false instrument for filing.
Rafael Kazareyants, 44, was originally indicted along with four acquaintances on charges of offering an undercover FBI operative $50,000 to murder a Secret Service agent.
For more local news from The Times, including a former hospital chief's conviction on charges of offering bribes to Albany legislators and the Board of Regents' decision to better monitor cheating by educators on standardized tests, see the N.Y./Region section.
A Bronx man and woman were arraigned in Bronx Crim inal Court yesterday on charges of offering a bribe to two po licemen not to arrest the man for allegedly possessing and selling narcotics.
It all began Jan . 26 when W. D. (Donnie Walkerr, a lobbyist for some bingo operators and formerly the state's top bingo regulator, was indicted and pleaded guilty to Federal charges of offering a legislator a $10,000 bribe to support a 1987 bill legalizing horse racing in localities where voters approved it.
Last year, 13 South Korean casino managers were arrested in China on charges of offering Chinese gamblers free tours, hotels and sexual services.
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On Thursday, the Brooklyn district attorney's office said Officer Palacios, 30, an eight-year veteran of the force, had been indicted May 15 on charges of offering a false instrument for filing, falsifying business records, making an apparently sworn false statement, perjury and making a punishable false written statement.
His zenith as challenger came in July, when federal marshals moved in and arrested 44 New Jerseyans — including three mayors, two assemblymen and five rabbis — on charges of offering, laundering and accepting cash bribes, including $97,000 stuffed into an Apple Jacks box.
