Westchester attorney George Galgano said in an interview Monday that the witness tampering and bribery charges lodged against him last week are false. He insists it was not him, but Putnam County District Attorney Adam Levy, who tampered with a witness.
August 26, 2014 at 12:00 AM
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An attorney facing witness tampering and bribery counts contends that the Putnam County district attorney brought the charges to cover up his own corruption.
George Galgano, 41, of Westchester County said in an interview Monday that the charges lodged against him last week are false. He insists it was not him, but Putnam County District Attorney Adam Levy, who tampered with a witness.
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