The license of a hoist machine operator who lied to an ADA to protect his friend who faced charges for filing false crane inspection reports in the wake of two deadly crane collapses has been reinstated by a Manhattan judge.
July 12, 2013 at 12:00 AM
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The license of a hoist machine operator who lied to an assistant district attorney to protect his friend who faced charges for filing false crane inspection reports in the wake of two deadly crane collapses has been reinstated by a Manhattan judge.
The operator, Francis Casale, lied to the ADA in a meeting before his friend's trial while not under oath. But he admitted the lie while testifying at trial.
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