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Santo Petrocelli, Sr., the former owner and chairman of Petrocelli Electric Company, pled guilty in Manhattan federal court to making tens of thousands of dollars worth of payments to Brian McLaughlin, a former Business Representative of Local 3 of the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers, in violation of federal labor law.

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The FBI is looking for the best and brightest people, and with more than 30,000 employees, not everyone is a special agent. This broadcast is part of our radio show “FBI, This Week,” which is broadcast on ABC Radio Networks.

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Giants captain Antonio Pierce underwent a two-hour grilling by prosecutors Friday, finishing up his testimony about the night ex-teammate Plaxico Burress accidentally shot himself.

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Arthur W. Cole, of Corinth, Maine, was sentenced to 70 months in prison for possession of child pornography.

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Felix Brinkmann was 90, but he still had an eye for the ladies – and cops suspect one might have helped strangle him.

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Amaury Piris, of Waterbury, Connecticut, was sentenced to five years in federal prison for conspiracy to possess with the intent to distribute, and to distribute, 500 grams or more of cocaine.

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An Auschwitz survivor who went on to found one of Manhattan’s hottest clubs of the disco era was discovered bound and bludgeoned to death last night in his upper East Side apartment, police said.

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Jerry Martese Dubose, of Minneapolis, Minnesota, was convicted in federal court for the Twin-City distribution of cocaine and cocaine base, commonly known as crack cocaine. Thirteen other co-defendants already have pled guilty for their roles in the distribution operation.

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A rookie cop who left the NYPD amid charges he raped a sleeping Georgia hairdresser was acquitted Wednesday by a jury.

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Eleven members of an Internet drug organization that distributed controlled substances and other prescription drugs to customers located across the United States who did not have prescriptions were sentenced in Orlando, Florida.

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