A Pennsylvania accountant was sentenced to over three years in prison for his alleged role in a conspiracy with members of an organized crime family to takeover and defraud a financial services company, the Federal Bureau of Investigation’s Newark, N.J. unit announced Friday.
Howard Drossner, 53, a certified public accountant and cofounder of the Elkins Park, Penn.-based accounting firm Siegal and Drossner PC, allegedly conspired to help Nicodemo Scarfo, a member of the Lucchese La Cosa Nostra organized crime family, defraud Texas-based FirstPlus Financial Group Inc., the FBI’s statement said.
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