Orange County First District Supervisor Andrew Do agreed to plead guilty to conspiracy to commit bribery in federal court relating to a scheme involving Viet America Society and the embezzlement of millions in COVID-relief funds intended to help the county’s most vulnerable residents during the pandemic.

Federal prosecutors said that Andrew Do, an Orange County supervisor, enriched himself and his family with federal pandemic aid meant for seniors.

Andrew Do, now the former the District 1 supervisor for Orange County, will plead guilty to a felony federal charge for accepting more than $500,000 dollars in bribes, the U.S. Attorney's Office for the Central District of California said in a news release.

Orange County Supervisor Andrew Do is set to plead guilty to conspiracy to commit bribery in connection with a scheme involving a charity and the misuse of COVID-19 relief funds.

Orange County Supervisor Andrew Do is expected to surrender to federal authorities on public corruption charges related to his daughter’s nonprofit, which was accused of misusing millions of dollars in federal funding, law enforcement sources told the NBC4 I-Team Tuesday.

Andrew Do has agreed to plead guilty to conspiracy to commit bribery as part of a scheme involving a charity and the misuse of COVID-19 relief funds.

California official Andrew Do has agreed to plead guilty to conspiracy to commit bribery in connection to misuse of COVID relief funds.

Orange County Supervisor Andrew Do, who was under pressure to resign amid a probe into county funding provided to a nonprofit COVID-19 relief organization that employed his daughter, will immediately vacate his seat and plead guilty to a federal bribery conspiracy charge.