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Wife Of Former Nassau County Exec Also Sentenced For Role In Bribery Scheme Wife Of Former Nassau County Exec Also Sentenced For Role In Bribery Scheme
Wife Of Former Nassau County Exec Also Sentenced For Role In Bribery Scheme The wife of former Nassau County Executive Ed Mangano was sentenced to prison time just hours after her husband received more than a decade behind bars. Linda Mangano, age 59, was sentenced to 15 months in prison for her role in a years-long bribery scheme and lying to federal authorities investigating her husband for a multi-million dollar bribery scam. Specifically, she was convicted in 2019 of: Conspiracy to obstruct justice; Obstruction of justice; Two counts of lying to the FBI. Prosecutors had previously sought more than two years in prison for Linda Mangano, officials said. The…

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Former Nassau County Executive Ed Mangano Sentenced For Bribery Former Nassau County Executive Ed Mangano Sentenced For Bribery
Former Nassau County Executive Ed Mangano Sentenced For Bribery Related story: Wife Of Former Nassau County Exec Also Sentenced For Role In Bribery Scheme A former county executive on Long Island has been sentenced following his conviction on bribery and corruption charges. Former Republican Nassau County exec Ed Mangano, now age 61, has been sentenced to 12 years in state prison and fined $20,000 for a years-long bribery case, the US Attorney’s Office announced on Thursday, April 14. Mangano was previously found guilty of: Conspiracy to commit federal program bribery; Federal program bribery; Conspiracy to commit honest services wire fraud; Honest…

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Former Mangano Top Aide Admits To Obstructing Justice Former Mangano Top Aide Admits To Obstructing Justice
Former Mangano Top Aide Admits To Obstructing Justice A former top aide to Nassau County Executive Ed Mangano has admitted to lying to federal investigators in an effort to cover up a $5,000 cash payment he received from a county contractor. Rob Walker, 43, a former chief deputy to Mangano, pleaded guilty in federal court in Central Islip on Wednesday, May 29, to one count of obstruction of justice. He is expected to receive less than two years in prison. In court, Walker admitted to meeting with an informant working with the government and asked him not to disclose a $5,000 payment that he received in 2014. Walker, a Hicksville resident, acc…

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