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only 6 ?!?!?!?!
that's kinda expected in jersey city ... this is not newsworthy at all!
Posted on: 2011/3/25 1:53
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I wonder if price fixing isn't happening also - especially with concrete supplies and electrical contracts.
Posted on: 2011/3/24 12:19
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Six arrested on fraud charges stemming from Jersey City construction project
Wednesday, March 23, 2011 By The Associated Press A map view of 77 Hudson Street in Jersey City, the site of a project that is at the center of fraud and embezzlement charges against six people. JERSEY CITY ? Federal authorities have arrested two people in New Jersey and four in New York on fraud and embezzlement charges stemming from a Jersey City construction project. Anselmo Genovese faces charges related to his role as a project manager for New York-based 160 Broadway Concrete. The subcontractor was working on the high-rise construction project at 77 Hudson Street in Jersey City. He was released on $500,000 bail Wednesday after a federal court appearance in Newark. Attorney Gerald Shargel says Genovese will plead not guilty. The Staten Island, N.Y., resident is accused of conspiring to make unlawful payments to the then-business manager of a Jersey City union so his company could use laborers from New York. Prosecutors say the deal cost the New Jersey Building Laborers' Statewide Benefit Funds approximately $1.7 million.
Posted on: 2011/3/24 1:39
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