An attorney accused of stealing almost $600,000 from the estate of John Phillips Jr., a late Brooklyn Civil Court judge who died without leaving a will, was charged on Wednesday with second-degree grand larceny.
May 26, 2016 at 12:00 AM
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An attorney accused of stealing almost $600,000 from the estate of John Phillips Jr., a late Brooklyn Civil Court judge who died without leaving a will, was charged on Wednesday with second-degree grand larceny.
Frank Racano, a Queens attorney, was arraigned in Brooklyn Supreme Court before Acting Supreme Court Justice Danny Chun, who set Racano’s bail at $250,000.
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