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Phone: (724) 282-6600

Address: 110 E Diamond St Ste 301, Butler, PA 16001

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During his time, Al personally prosecuted many high profile public corruption cases, including the prosecution of former United States Congressman Frank M. Clark, for mail fraud and income tax violations, former State Senator William Duffeld, for mail fraud and perjury violations, State Representative Robert E. Bellomi, for violation of the Hobbs Act, John Torquato, Harold Stevens and John George, all State employees, who were found guilty of violating the Hobbs Act, and Egidio Cerilli, Chairman of the Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission, for a violation of the Hobbs Act.
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