Newsday: Key figure in Mangano-Venditto corruption case wore a wire
<p>A former Oyster Bay town deputy attorney wore a wire to record conversations between former Nassau Executive Ed Mangano, former Town Supervisor John Venditto and restaurateur Harendra Singh, according to a Newsday report. </p>
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Feb 20, 2018, 4:43 PM
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Updated 2,624 days ago
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A former Oyster Bay town deputy attorney wore a wire to record conversations between former Nassau Executive Ed Mangano, former Town Supervisor John Venditto and restaurateur Harendra Singh, according to a Newsday report.
Citing court papers – the Newsday report says Frederick Mei secretly pleaded guilty in 2015 to taking bribes from a concessionaire to get loan guarantees.
The unsealed indictment doesn't name the concessionaire, but it seems to be consistent with the Singh case.
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