New York – Brooklyn State Senator Carl Kruger and Assemblyman William Boyland Jr. are expected to face federal corruption charges Thursday morning, sources familiar with the case said.
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Kruger is expected to appear in Manhattan federal court along with Boyland and at least one other suspect, said sources speaking on condition of anonymity. The sources would not detail the exact corruption counts. One source confirmed a third man expected to be charged is an influential lobbyist, Richard Lipsky.
Spokesmen for the Manhattan U.S. attorney and the FBI declined comment. Kruger’s lawyer Ben Brafman also declined comment. Calls and emails to Boyland’s offices and a home listing were not returned. Gerald Lefcourt, attorney for Lipsky, did not return calls for comment.
Earlier this month, a fundraiser for Kruger, who has served in the state senate since 1994, made headlines with a guilty plea in federal court in Brooklyn. But the charges expected against Kruger do not appear to be related.
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Carl Kruger, a “Democrat”, represents District 27 in the New York State Senate
shocking!
Again we must have an education campaign to teach everyone to obey the law!!!!!!
No matter who you are and no matter what good you are doing for the community the law will come after you most of the time in the most ruthless way possible so look out over your sholder!
He sends senior citizens nice birthday cards every year.