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Albert Santoro, 32, a former Brooklyn assistant district attorney, was among 47 people -- two others also attorneys -- charged Wednesday in "Operation Wooden Nickel," a sweeping 18-month federal assault on foreign currency scams. Prosecutors say Santoro agreed to launder $100,000 in cash for narcotics dealers after boasting that he had inside knowledge on how to frustrate money laundering investigations.
November 20, 2003 at 12:00 AM
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