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Former Nassau detective Hector Rosario convicted of lying to the FBI, acquitted of obstruction of justice
The detective spent a decade and a half on the police force until he was fired in August 2022, after prosecutors unsealed indictments on nine organized crime members, including the former detective.
Ex-Nassau detective Hector Rosario convicted of lying about moonlighting for the mob
A jury found Hector Rosario guilty of making false statements to Federal Bureau of Investigation agents about his work for the Bonanno crime family following
Ex-Nassau County Detective Convicted of Lying to FBI to Cover Ties With Bonanno Crime Family
Ex-detective Hector Rosario was convicted of lying to the FBI to cover up his work with the Bonanno crime family.
Closing arguments made in case of ex-Nassau Det. Hector Rosario accused of helping mobsters
The former police detective Hector Rosario was charged with obstruction of justice and lying to the FBI in 2022.
Mobbed-up former Nassau detective convicted of lying to feds, not guilty of obstruction
A former Nassau detective accused of moonlighting as a mafia stooge was found guilty of lying to the FBI but acquitted on charges he obstructed an investigation into mob gambling parlors,
Former police detective convicted of lying to FBI to protect Mafia family in NYC suburbs: "Bought by the mob"
Hector Rosario was among nine people charged; prosecutors say the other defendants had colorful nicknames like "Joe Fish" and "Sal the Shoemaker."
Former NYPD detective convicted of lying to FBI to protect mafia family
A New York jury on Wednesday convicted a former detective of lying to authorities in an effort to protect the mafia family whom he moonlighted for.
Former Nassau County Detective Who Moonlighted for Mafia Is Convicted
Hector Rosario had hoped to earn big from his work for the Bonanno crime family. He wound up with about $8,000 and an indictment.
Long Island detective who police say moonlighted for the mafia found guilty of lying to FBI
When police officers exploit their positions for personal gain, it erodes public trust in law enforcement.” — U.S. Attorney John J. Durham
Former Nassau County detective found guilty of lying to protect mafia gambling business
Hector Rosario, a former Nassau County detective, was convicted Wednesday of lying to FBI agents to protect members of the Bonanno crime family and its illegal gambling parlors. Jurors found Rosario not guilty on a second charge of obstruction of justice.
Hector Rosario, Long Island mob cop accused of ‘selling his badge’ to Bonanno crime family, learns his fate
They said Rosario waged war on the Genovese mob on behalf of his alleged Bonanno family handlers after a deal for the two ...
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Former Detective Lied To The FBI To Protect Mafia-Run Gambling Operation
"Hector Rosario cared more about lining his pockets with Bonanno family money and protecting his own interests than his ...
Nassau cop’s fake raid at gambling spot on behalf of Bonanno crime family didn’t fool anyone, informant testifies
Hector Rosario, 51, was sent by the Bonanno crime family to intimidate four separate gambling spots run by competing mafia ...
LI cop allegedly on Mafia payroll ‘sold his badge to the Bonanno crime family’: prosecutors
He lied to protect the Bonanno crime family. He lied to protect himself,” federal prosecutors said during closing arguments.