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UNCLASSIFIED To: San Diego From: San Diego Re: 205-SD-72665, 03/10/2011 check, number 0037l49, and the Judicial Power of the State of Baja California document verifying the return. Of and in Arizona, an external investigator hired by Sempra to investigate the Navajo Nation bribe allegation, rendered his final investigative report. hdvised that ttorney, clerked for for one year,. rollowed by,a second year of clerking in the 9th District. served as an.AusA in the Arizona District for four (4) vears interviewed complainant, b6 last week. had b7C a complete change of recollection/rrom nss previous claim that a Sempra or International Piping Products.. Inc. (IPp) employee offered him a bribe to "vote areen." stated that it was a group of six (6) to eight (8) Chapter Navajo Nation members that approached him and ottered to help him with his campaign if he yoted in favor of the proposed Sempra/Ipp wind project. Istated he was offered no money. As part of his investigation, reviewed all of. between 01/01/2007 and 12/31/2010. A1l receipts for these expenses were legitimate. A review of Sempra's political action committee (pAc) revealed that no payments were made to any Navajo Nation members.. interviewed all Sempra and IPP b6 employees who would have attended the negotiation meetings and b7C all denied making any payments to or others. A review of . electronic communications, sorted by word/phrase, exposed no indication of a plan to influence Navajo officials. was an outspoken critic of the wind project from the very begiming. investigation concluded that no evidence existed to support facts that Sempra had violated any law. At referenced meeting on 02/16/2011, the D0J asked Sempra to provide. the following as they pertained to the construction and donation of a fire station to the City of Tijuana: 1.) Pipelines and Storage (P&s) Community Relations 3.) the use of agents/consultants in building of the fire station. advised'that the sole purpose for donating the. fire station to Tijuana was to build community relations. Sempra believed it would be beneficial for Tijuana to have a fully functional fire station in the event of a. worst case scenario gas pipeline emergency. Sempra publicly admitted to funding the UNCLASSIFIED 2