It was called "Operation Running Man." Bridgeport attorney Joseph P. Haddad was one of the prime targets of the 14-month-long FBI investigation. Although the apparent mastermind, he wasn't the one literally doing the running.
January 10, 2014 at 02:36 PM
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It was called “Operation Running Man.”
Bridgeport attorney Joseph P. Haddad was one of the prime targets of the 14-month-long FBI investigation. Although the apparent mastermind, he wasn’t the one literally doing the running. Instead, federal authorities said it was Haddad who hired “runners” to find clients for his personal injury practice.
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