The News also learned Tuesday that the FBI has subpoenaed city records pertaining to all projects involving developer Rocco R. Termini dating back to Jan. 1, 2006, the day Mayor Byron W. Brown was sworn in to office. One key aspect of the probe will likely involve allegations that First Deputy Mayor Steven M. Casey intervened after Termini requested his involvement when inspectors showed up at the Webb Building site intending to close it down because of a lack of permits.
Termini gave Brown\’s campaign $9,000 in 2005, making him the ninth-largest contributor to a campaign that ultimately raised more than $1 million.
Tuesday, Homicide Unit Detective Sgt. James P. Lonergan confirmed that police officers have recently come forward reporting that construction workers could be heard \”hammering\” after Fundalinski fell at about 7:50 a.m. March 20.
They said the construction work continued as Fundalinski\’s lifeless body lay in a 6-foot-deep hole in the basement, where emergency responders feverishly worked to revive him. \”It\’s extremely disturbing if this is, in fact, true,\” said Lonergan, whose unit investigates all suspicious deaths.
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The News also learned Tuesday that the FBI has subpoenaed city records pertaining to all projects involving developer Rocco R. Termini dating back to Jan. 1, 2006, the day Mayor Byron W. Brown was sworn in to office. One key aspect of the probe will likely involve allegations that First Deputy Mayor Steven M. Casey intervened after Termini requested his involvement when inspectors showed up at the Webb Building site intending to close it down because of a lack of permits.
Termini gave Brown\’s campaign $9,000 in 2005, making him the ninth-largest contributor to a campaign that ultimately raised more than $1 million.
Tuesday, Homicide Unit Detective Sgt. James P. Lonergan confirmed that police officers have recently come forward reporting that construction workers could be heard \”hammering\” after Fundalinski fell at about 7:50 a.m. March 20.
They said the construction work continued as Fundalinski\’s lifeless body lay in a 6-foot-deep hole in the basement, where emergency responders feverishly worked to revive him. \”It\’s extremely disturbing if this is, in fact, true,\” said Lonergan, whose unit investigates all suspicious deaths.
Source:http://www.tmcnet.com/usubmit/-safety-rail-put-up-after-worker-fell-webb-/2007/03/28/2448976.htm