A judge has thrown out a witness tampering and bribery case against George Galgano and his associate, Eric Sharp, faulting prosecutors on their handling of the grand jury proceedings.
January 29, 2015 at 12:00 AM
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A judge has thrown out a witness tampering and bribery case against a Westchester attorney and his associate, faulting prosecutors on their handling of the grand jury proceedings.
County Court Judge David Zuckerman (See Profile), sitting in Putnam County, dismissed the indictments Wednesday against George Galgano and his associate, Eric Sharp.
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