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Showing Original Post only (View all)Rep. Michael Grimm to plead guilty to felony count of tax evasion, sources say [View all]
Source: New York Daily News
Rep. Michael Grimm will plead guilty on Tuesday to a felony charge of cheating on his taxes at a Manhattan restuarant he co-owned before entering Congress, the Daily News has learned.
The Staten Island Republican will enter the plea in Brooklyn federal court. A 1 p.m. hearing in the case has been scheduled, a court official said.
Grimm was charged in a 20-count federal indictment in April with hiding more than $1 million in sales and wages at the restaurant, and with hiring undocumented immigrants.
He had pleaded not guility to all the charges, and his trial was to begin in February.
Read more: http://www.nydailynews.com/news/politics/grimm-plead-guilty-felony-count-tax-evasion-article-1.2053630
I hope DCCC has identified a candidate more competent than Domenic Recchia
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brooklynite
Dec 2014
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Hey, watch 'em move Alex Sink up to New York. Or hey - Martha Coakley from MA!!!
calimary
Dec 2014
#4
So I live a district and a half away from Alex Sink. She is, like all of us, flawed, but on the
24601
Dec 2014
#14
Fair enough. But to me, she was the poster child for what's been wrong with the Democratic Party's
calimary
Dec 2014
#21
Tampa and St Pete. (& Clearwater, etc) are one television market. When there is a Special Election
24601
Dec 2014
#23
Yes he could still vote in Congress. There are only a few ways to remove a member of Congress. One
24601
Dec 2014
#24
The little weasle pled out. I wished he'd had fought it out and got a real sentence.
marble falls
Dec 2014
#15
He's trying to stay out of jail and in office. I bet he does at least some time and loses his office
marble falls
Dec 2014
#19