Suffolk DA: Man faces 2 to 4 years in prison for scamming Huntington woman out of $200,000
The county's district attorney's office says 59-year-old Nicholas Spano pleaded guilty to scamming a Huntington woman out of $200,000 while posing as a home improvement contractor.
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Dec 3, 2022, 1:53 AM
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32m agoA Suffolk County man accused of scamming a homeowner out of her retirement and saving funds has been charged with attempted grand larceny.
The county's district attorney's office says 59-year-old Nicholas Spano pleaded guilty to scamming a Huntington woman out of $200,000 while posing as a home improvement contractor.
Spano manipulated the victim into giving him money on different occasions from 2019 to 2020.
He is due back in court in January and faces two to four years in prison.
