A White Plains federal jury took just 90 minutes to find the once - powerful Democrat and an accomplice, former Queens Republican Vice Chairman Vincent Tabone,
guilty on the bribery charges.
Not exact matches
BEIJING — A one - time candidate to succeed Chinese President Xi Jinping pleaded
guilty to
bribery charges on Thursday following a speedy process that is seen as a message to fellow members of the country's Communist Party.
A former close aide to Gov. Andrew Cuomo was found
guilty on three counts of federal corruption
charges related to a
bribery and bid rigging scheme.
A jury today found ex-Queens Councilman Dan Halloran
guilty on all five counts of the corruption
charges he faced stemming in part from his role in a
bribery scheme to sell the GOP line in the 2013 NYC mayoral primary.
Mangano — who is scheduled to go
on trial, along with his spouse, Linda, and former Oyster Bay Supervisor John Venditto March 12 — has pleaded not
guilty to federal
charges of conspiracy,
bribery and wire fraud.
A Manhattan jury found Joseph Percoco
guilty on federal
bribery and fraud
charges stemming from acceptance of more than $ 300,000 in bridges from companies looking to do business with the state.
Howe, who was a lobbyist who also worked as an adviser to state officials
on development projects, has reportedly pleaded
guilty to
charges of
bribery, extortion, and wire fraud, and is cooperating with authorities.
NEW YORK CITY — Former Queens Assemblyman Jimmy Meng, the father of Congresswoman - elect Grace Meng, pleaded
guilty on Wednesday to
bribery charges.
In addition to pleading
guilty in 2016 to
charges relating to the
bribery schemes, Howe said, he also admitted embezzling close to $ 1 million from Whiteman and cheating
on taxes.
A federal jury voted Tuesday to convict Joe Percoco, former senior aide to Gov. Andrew Cuomo,
on three out of six
charges of
bribery and honest services fraud, but found two executives accused of bribing him not
guilty of most of the
charges, and remain deadlocked over the guilt of a third executive, after more than a week of deliberation.
Gov. Andrew Cuomo called the special election — held
on the same day as the closely watched New York presidential primary — to fill the seat left vacant by Silver, who represented Lower Manhattan for 35 years before he was found
guilty of corruption
charges related to two separate
bribery schemes.
Former New York City Councilman Dan Halloran was found
guilty on Tuesday of
bribery and fraud
charges connected with last year's mayoral race.
Lee was found
guilty of
bribery, embezzlement, perjury and other
charges centred
on payments and promises by Samsung totalling 43.3 billion won (around $ 40 million) to Park's secret confidante Choi Soon - Sil.
Others
on the list included former longtime Manhattan District Attorney Robert Morgenthau, state Sen. Diane Savino (D - Brooklyn / Staten Island), former Bronx Borough President Adolfo Carrión, Yonkers political operative and convicted felon Anthony Mangone, and the late former state Sen. Guy Velella (D - Bronx), who resigned in disgrace after pleading
guilty to
bribery charges.
In a letter filed Wednesday, Silver, who was found
guilty last November
on charges of fraud, extortion and money laundering related to two
bribery schemes, said he apologizes to the court, to the people of New York and his constituents, as well as to his family for his «actions.»
The trial
on bribery charges against Kelly ended in a hung jury, but he plans to plead
guilty to revised
charges soon.
Silver was found
guilty last November
on charges of fraud, extortion and money laundering related to two
bribery schemes.
Silver, 71, one of Albany's proverbial «three men in a room» who ruled the Assembly with seldom - questioned authority for 20 years, was stoic as the jury forewoman read seven consecutive verdicts of
guilty on extortion,
bribery and money - laundering
charges on just the third day of deliberations.
Cuomo called the election — held
on the same day as the closely watched New York presidential primary — to fill the seat left vacant by Silver, who represented Lower Manhattan for more than 35 years before he was found
guilty of corruption
charges related to two separate
bribery schemes.
Jona Rechnitz, 33, a wealthy Brooklyn real estate developer who pleaded
guilty in March to
charges of corruption, testified at the
bribery trial of Norman Seabrook, the former president of the Correction Officers Benevolent Association,
on Thursday that he «was giving money to the mayor of New York in exchange for favors.»
The verdict came after prosecutors presented a case built
on hours of audio and video recordings and the testimony of Boyland's former chief of staff, who pleaded
guilty to
bribery charges and testified
on behalf of the government.
Mr. Skelos, 67, a Long Island Republican, and his son, Adam B. Skelos, 33, were found
guilty on Friday of
bribery, extortion and conspiracy
charges, for schemes that exploited the senator's position to pressure a developer, an environmental technology company and a medical malpractice insurer to provide the son with hundreds of thousands of dollars in consulting fees and a no - show job.
Skelos and his son were accused of
bribery, extortion, and conspiracy
charges related to an alleged scheme to deliver consulting payments and a no - show job the younger Skelos, who was also found
guilty on all
charges.
A White Plains federal jury deliberated for less than an hour and a half before finding the disgraced Queens Republican
guilty on all five counts of
bribery, wire fraud and racket eeri ing
charges that he faced.
Prosecutors built a case around the 45 - year - old Democrat, who represented Brooklyn for over a decade, based
on hours of audio and video recordings and the testimony of Boyland's former chief of staff, who pleaded
guilty to
bribery charges and testified for the government.