Thomas Coscetta, Kevin Neville plead guilty in LIRR disability scam
Officials say two of the four remaining LIRR retirees involved in a disability fraud investigation have pleaded guilty. Former conductor Thomas Coscetta, 62, of Southold, and dispatcher Kevin Neville,
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Sep 23, 2013, 11:42 PM
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Officials say two of the four remaining LIRR retirees involved in a disability fraud investigation have pleaded guilty.
Former conductor Thomas Coscetta, 62, of Southold, and dispatcher Kevin Neville, 56, of Islip Terrace, each face a maximum of 20 years in prison.
Their back-to-back pleas came just as their trials were set to get underway in federal court.
Officials say 31 of 33 retirees and doctors charged in a massive scheme have either pleaded guilty or have been convicted at trial.
Jury selection began today for the final two defendants.
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