FIFA’s Webb Pleads Not Guilty in U.S. to Corruption Charges
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Jeffrey Webb, one of seven FIFA officials arrested on corruption charges in Zurich, pleaded not guilty in his first appearance in a U.S. court.
Webb, 50, who once served as FIFA’s vice president, was freed Saturday on $10 million bond and ordered by a U.S. judge to remain under house arrest and around-the-clock guard.