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]]>Thomas Manzo, the ex-husband of Dina Manzo from the “The Real Housewives of New Jersey,” was arrested on Tuesday in New Jersey along with a member of the Lucchese crime family on charges of assault and racketeering.
In a press release obtained by Fox News, U.S. Attorney for the District of New Jersey Craig Carpenito announced that Manzo, 55, of Franklin Lakes, N.J., and John Perna, 43, of Cedar Grove, N.J., are accused of planning and carrying out an assault of Dina’s current husband, Dave Cantin, in exchange for a “lavish” wedding reception for Perna at a discounted price.
Manzo and Perna are each charged by indictment with committing a violent crime in aid of racketeering activity and conspiracy to commit a violent crime in aid of racketeering activity.
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The indictment also charges Perna — described as a “soldier in the Lucchese Crime Family” — with conspiracy to commit wire and mail fraud related to the submission of a false car insurance claim. Manzo was additionally charged with falsifying and concealing records related to the federal investigation of the crime.
According to the release, court documents describe Manzo as a co-owner of the Brownstone Restaurant in Paterson, N.J., who hired Perna in 2015 to assault Cantin in exchange for a “discounted” wedding reception at the venue.
Perna allegedly planned and carried out the assault in July 2015. He then threw a lavish wedding reception at the Brownstone at a cheaper price paid for by another member of the Lucchese associate, the release states, citing court documents.
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“The wedding and reception, held in August 2015, were attended by approximately 330 people and included many members of the Lucchese Crime Family,” the document reads.
Manzo’s additional charge of falsifying and concealing records is related to the federal investigation of the July 2015 assault and documents related to Perna’s August 2015 wedding reception.
“Manzo failed to turn over relevant documents in response to those subpoenas and deliberately submitted a false document regarding the reception to the government, along with a false certification. In November 2019, agents with the FBI executed a search warrant at the Brownstone Restaurant and seized invoices for the August 2015 Perna wedding reception and other relevant documents that were not previously turned over,” the U.S. Attorney District of New Jersey’s Office states in the release.
Additionally, prior to beginning a state prison sentence in January 2016, the release states that Perna is accused of falsely reporting his Mercedes Benz was stolen and set on fire. He then filed an insurance claim for the Mercedes to make up for the balance due on the Mercedes Benz. According to the U.S. Attorney District of New Jersey’s Office, Perna allegedly staged the vehicle theft and arson along with other members of the Lucchese family.
Manzo and Perna could face up to 20 years in prison and a $250,000 fine for the racketeering charges against them. Both defendants made appearances on Tuesday via videoconference before U.S. Magistrate Judge Cathy L. Waldor.
Dina appeared on four seasons of “The Real Housewives of New Jersey” before officially departing in 2015 to relocate to California, where she married Cantin in 2017.
She has one daughter, Lexi Ioannou, from a previous relationship.
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Dina’s sister, Carolina Manzo, also appeared on the reality series. She’s married to Albert Manzo, Thomas’s brother, who is a co-owner of the Brownstone.
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The mayor of Ithaca, N.Y., said the city could face dire consequences if its local colleges don’t reopen their campuses this fall due to the coronavirus, according to a report on Monday.
“If the students don’t come back in the fall, we’re in real cataclysmic trouble,” Mayor Svante Myrick said during an interview with CNBC.
Ithaca is home to Cornell University and Ithaca College, which together have more than 26,500 students that contribute to a massive portion of its economy. The city, meanwhile, has a population of about 31,000 people.
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The mayor of Ithaca, N.Y., said the city could face dire consequences if its local colleges don’t open their campuses this fall due to the coronavirus, according to a report on Monday.
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“It’s not just pizza shops and it’s not just bars. It’s not just restaurants. It’s barbershops. It’s nail salons. It’s accountants. It’s law firms,” Myrick said, according to the news channel. “The ripple effects of all of our students staying home and not coming back to campus, would be crippling.”
His comments come the same day that Ithaca announced it would be re-opening for students and in-person classes on Oct. 5 — a month later than normal. Both Ithaca and Cornell University closed their campuses to students in mid-March, to protect their safety amid the COVID-19 public health crisis.
Myrick, a Democrat who graduated from Cornell back in 2009, says the city is also facing a budget shortfall stemming from the crisis.
“Honestly, that budget deficit assumes that the students are coming back in the fall,” he added.
Ithaca is part of the Southern Tier region of New York, which among other areas began its phased reopening from coronavirus induced shutdowns last Friday.
While the economy will most likely be impacted further due to the virus and lack of activity on campus, having students back also raises questions regarding their health compared to the benefit of the city.
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Myrick said he understands getting the economy back to normal might be impacted by potential travel restrictions and fears over the virus that’s infected more than 1,508,598 people and killed at least 90,300 in the U.S, according to data from Johns Hopkins University.
If parents and students are still fearful amid an increase in COVID-19 cases or second wave over the summer, he understands it likely won’t matter if those enrolled are allowed to come back to campus or not.
“We cannot actually get back to where we were … unless the rest of the nation and, frankly, the rest of the world gets the virus under control, because a big part of our strength is our interconnectedness,” Myrick told CNBC.
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“If we’re not sure that our students can come back to the United States or if parents in California will feel comfortable sending their kids to Cornell in the fall, then our economy won’t get back to where it was.”
New York has 351,371 total coronavirus cases as of early Tuesday, more than any other state in the U.S.
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