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Sedgwick County Commissioner O'Donnell pleads not guilty to Federal charges
Sedgwick County Commissioner Michael O'Donnell was back in Federal Court on Tuesday.
O'Donell is charged with 26-counts that include money laundering and wire fraud. Prosecutors charge that he used campaign funds for personal gain.
O'Donnell pleaded not guilty to the charges, which had been amended from the original charges filed this past May. O'Donnell will be back in court October 29th