James Galante

James Galante will serve a 87-month term in a federal prison after being convicted in a federal corruption case. He pleaded guilty to racketeering and conspiracy in operating the business of hauling and disposal of waste in Connecticut.¹

Galante is allegedly a member of an Italian organized crime syndicate. Prosecutors say that he conspired with a local crime family to force out competition, monopolize waste disposal services and raise prices at his will. Undercover FBI agents and several accomplices testified against the felon.²

Fast Facts

1. Born: 1953
2. Previously convicted of tax evasion³
3. Surrendered 25 companies to the government³
4. His businesses are worth $100 million³
5. Owned the company Automated Waste Disposal³

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