Jose barroso miami airport

          Roy Jesus Bustillo, 37, Rolando Perez, 57, and Jose Barroso, 51, all of Miami, pled guilty to a one-count Information charging them with conspiracy to commit.

        1. The group was also assisted by Jose Barroso, a former MIA executive who served as middle man for the transactions.
        2. A separate Information charges Roy Jesus Bustillo, 37, Rolando Perez, 57, and Jose Barroso, 51, all of Miami, with conspiracy to commit mail.
        3. Also charged were lightbulb company executives Roy J. Bustillo, Rolando Perez and another airport executive Jose Barroso.
        4. Federal prosecutors filed conspiracy charges against Valdes, Bustillo, 37, and Perez, 57, along with a fourth co-conspirator, Jose Barroso,

          5. A separate Information charges Roy Jesus Bustillo, 37, Rolando Perez, 57, and Jose Barroso, 51, all of Miami, with conspiracy to commit mail..

          Airport official accused in $5M scam worked his way to top

          MIAMI (AP) — The director of terminal maintenance at Miami International Airport who was charged in a multimillion fraud case owned a Porsche, wore hand-tailored designer suits and rented sky boxes for concerts.

          Ivan Valdes, 46, started out cutting grass but was promoted in to a management job overseeing people, where he is accused of hatching a scheme to skim $5 million from fraudulent light bulb purchases.

          He now faces a maximum year prison sentence in a federal case and additional prison time on state charges.

          His attorney declined comment in an email Friday.

          State prosecutor Katherine Fernandez Rundle says Valdes should have been seen as a classic American success story, working his way up to a $98,a-year job.

          “Then he got greedy,” Rundle told the Miami Herald.

          Authorities say Valdes conspired with a light bulb vendor and supplier, who manipulated wholesale prices.

          Because Miami airport is owned by the county, Val