Louis Eppolito (left) and Stephen Caracappa
Caracappa, 67, was sentenced to life plus 80 years, while Eppolito, 60, was given life plus 100 years. The Daily News reports, "The crooked pair earned as much as $65,000 for one of their hits on behalf of brutal mob boss Anthony (Gaspipe) Casso. The jailed Mafiosi, suspected of 36 murders, paid the rogue cops a $4,000-a-month retainer while they worked for him."
The two ex-cops say they will appeal: Eppolito said, "We still have papers that prove our innocence in the case. The federal government can take my life. They can't take my pride. I never hurt anybody. I never kidnapped anybody. It's disgusting what happened." They were previously sentenced to life, but their 2006 convictions were thrown out on a statute of limitations technicality, only for the verdicts to be later reinstated by an appeals court.





Well at least the families of the murdered have some relief. There are some that probably thought the death penalty should have been applied. This will never happen in New York State.
"At least I didn't push no bicyclist over...whadda they think I am? A monster?"
I seem to recall hearing that they still get to keep their police pensions.
that sucks forever.
badda bing badda boom...hate a crooked cop...hypocrasy...punks...