A suspended Waterbury attorney accused of siphoning from clients at least $411,000, which remains untraced to this day, was sentenced Friday to 41 months in prison and three years of supervised release.

Alan Giacomi, who pleaded guilty to wire fraud, was also ordered to pay $411,715 in restitution. He had faced 57 months in prison.

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