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Federal authorities arrested 44 people in New Jersey and New York in a broad-ranging corruption and international money laundering investigation that led to charges against two N.J. assemblyman and mayors of Hoboken, Secaucus and Ridgefield. The FBI and IRS investigation also ensnared rabbis from the Syrian Jewish communities in Deal and Brooklyn. -- Full list of charged politicians, religious leaders
July 23, 2009:
Massive N.J. corruption sting targets mayors, legislators, rabbis
FBI and IRS agents arrested five rabbis, two New Jersey state legislators, three mayors, political operatives, and many others, as part of a probe that spanned from Hoboken to Israel.
N.J. corruption arrests strike core of Deal's Syrian Jewish community
The arrest today of at least three prominent Syrian Jews as part of a wide-ranging investigation into political corruption and money-laundering brought an unwanted spotlight to the Syrian Jewish community of Deal, which has long tended toward insularity.
Black-market kidneys trafficking charge provides bizarre twist on N... -- Read the complaint filed against Eliahu Ben Haim
U.S. Attorney, FBI hold press conference on corruption arrests |
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Cooperating witness Solomon Dwek emerges as cornerstone of N.J. cor...
Solomon Dwek, a soft-spoken Deal businessman, has emerged as the cooperating witness who wore a wire for the FBI in one of the largest and most complex corruption stings in New Jersey history.
Gov. Jon Corzine said he asked for and got cabinet member and longtime legislature Joseph Doria's resignation hours after federal investigators searched his home and seized records from his Trenton office.
Jersey City deputy mayor, council president among public officials ...
Fifteen Jersey City officials including a deputy mayor and a firefighter, were named today in a sweeping government complaint that alleges widespread violation of the public trust. -- Read the complaint filed against Mariano Vega
N.J. corruption probe inevitably converges with gubernatorial politics
The corruption allegations leveled against several prominent public officials today roiled the landscape of an already contentious governor's race between Corzine and Chris Christie, the former U.S. attorney who built his reputation on sending politicians to jail.
Hoboken Mayor Peter Cammarano, seen by many as a rising star in New Jersey politics, on his 23rd day as mayor of the Hudson County city, is charged with taking three payments of $5,000 each to push through building plans for a high-rise development in Hoboken that was being proposed by a man who turned out to be a cooperating witness for the government. In total, Cammarano is accused of taking $25,000 in bribes.
Healy suspends all city employees caught in corruption probe
Jersey City Mayor Jerramiah Healy is suspending all of the city workers -- without pay -- who are charged in the wide-ranging corruption scandal. Hudson County employees involved in the scandal are being suspended with pay.
Following the N.J. corruption money trail: Money laundering splinte...
What began as a federal investigation into money laundering by Syrian Jewish community leaders in New Jersey and New York a decade ago spawned into a broad web of political corruption that enveloped two N.J. assemblymen and three mayors.
N.J. corruption probe: Full list of politicians, religious leaders ...
The U.S. Attorney's Office has divided the 44 people charged in the sweeping N.J. federal probe into two groups -- those accused of public corruption, and those charged in the international money laundering ring.
Republican gubernatorial candidate Chris Christie called for the resignation all public official involved in today's sweeping corruption and international money laundering investigation, including a fellow Republican, Assemblyman Dennis Van Pelt.
N.J. DCA Commissioner Joe Doria resigns amid corruption probe
Gov. Jon Corzine announced today that Department of Community Affairs Commissioner Joe Doria has resigned from his post after federal officials raided his Bayonne home and Trenton office amid a wide-ranging federal corruption probe.
New Jersey corruption investigation centers on cooperating witness ...
The key cooperating witness in the New Jersey corruption probe that led to federal charges against 44 people including two assemblymen and three mayors is an Ocean Township real estate developer accused two years ago with trying to defraud a bank of more than $50 million.
Deal, small N.J. town with large Jewish community, is flooded with ...
This small town was inundated today with FBI agents raiding homes, arresting rabbis and leaving other synagogue members confused and betrayed in today's broad-ranging corruption and international money laundering investigation.
A call for a resignation as elected officials react to N.J. corrupt...
New Jersey politicians offered their opinions on the massive corruption sweep.
New Jersey corruption sweep reveals 'pervasive' web of money launde...
The wide-ranging, 10-year probe of New Jersey corruption that led to charges against 44 people today stems from the "pervasive nature of public corruption in this state," acting U.S. Attorney Ralph Marra said today during a press conference in Newark.
Feds charge 44 with corruption including two N.J. assemblymen, thre...
The wide-ranging investigation also charged Levy Izhak Rosenbaum, of Brooklyn, with "conspiring to broker the sale of a human kidney for a transplant, at a cost of $160,000 to the transplant recipient," according to federal authorities. The connection of they kidney sale to the other aspects of the investigation, however, has not been made clear.
Feds accuse N.J. mayors, assemblyman of corruption
Department of Community Affairs Commissioner Joseph Doria's home and office were raided this morning by federal officials as part of the sweeping FBI and IRS probe that has resulted in the arrests of 30 people, including Assemblyman Daniel Van Pelt and two mayors.
N.J. corruption arrests ensnare Assemblyman, mayors, rabbis
Those arrested were led to the FBI building in Newark in the morning.
N.J. politicians, rabbis arrested in federal money laundering sweep
Breaking Story -- Federal authorities arrested dozens of people today in New York and New Jersey as part of a money laundering and corruption sweep. Those arrested included several New Jersey public officials and rabbis.
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