Six Linked To Genovese Family Operations In New Jersey Sentenced Today
On Friday, six men were sentenced to terms ranging from 10 years to probation for their roles in criminal schemes linked to the Genovese family in New Jersey that generated millions of dollars through illegal loansharking, unlicensed check cashing, gambling, and money laundering. Clockwise from top left: Vito Alberti, Manuel Rodriguez, Robert Spagnola, Jerry Albanese, Domenick Pucillo, Vincent Coppola The following six defendants were sentenced today by Superior Court Judge Donald G. Collester Jr. in Morris County: Domenick Pucillo, 61, of Florham Park was sentenced to 10 years in prison. He pleaded guilty to first-degree conspiracy to commit money laundering. Robert Spagnola, 72, of Morganville was sentenced to five years in prison. He pleaded guilty to second-degree criminal usury. Vito Alberti, 60, of Morristown was sentenced to five years in prison. He pleaded guilty to second-degree criminal usury. Manuel Rodriguez, 54, of Chatham was sentenced to...