A federal appeals court affirmed nearly all the convictions for two Didion Milling Inc. executives who were sentenced to two-year prison terms each for lying to agency officials during an investigation of a 2017 fatal grain dust explosion.
The US Court of Appeals for the Seventh Circuit upheld all of the counts against Derrick Clark, the company’s vice president of operations, and all but one of the counts against Shawn Mesner, a former food safety superintendent.
A jury found the two guilty of falsifying US Occupational Safety and Health Administration and Environmental Protection Agency records. Their sentences were among the ...
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