John Venditto
A former top official for a Long Island town accused of taking bribes has been acquitted of all corruption charges.
May 24, 2018 at 07:48 PM
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CENTRAL ISLIP — A former top official for a Long Island town accused of taking bribes from a restaurant owner has been acquitted of all corruption charges.
A federal jury in Central Islip was on its fifth day of deliberations on Thursday before finding John Venditto not guilty on charges including bribery and wire fraud.
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