Harendra Singh's 4-year prison sentence delayed until at least May

Harendra Singh, the businessman at the head of the corruption case against former Nassau County Executive Ed Manago and his wife, is not heading to prison soon.

Further coverage: Harendra Singh sentenced to 4 years for bribing former Nassau executive

Singh was supposed to begin his four-year prison sentence last week, but now won't have to until at least May.

His lawyer requested the new surrender date in January. The reason has not been disclosed publicly.

Singh admitted in 2016 to bribing Mangano and other officials.

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