Anthony Rabito

A defendant in the 1982 Southern District of New York case, in which the court upheld a wiretap on his telephone. In 2007 the U.S. Attorney for the Eastern District announced a superseding indictment that, as the release describes it, charged him as the Bonanno family's "acting consigliere."

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On the record

  • 1982 — United States v. Napolitano, 552 F. Supp. 465: counsel appeared "for defendant Rabito," and the court upheld the electronic surveillance of "the Rabito, Ruggiero, and Motion Lounge telephones." Court opinion.
  • 6 February 2007 — The E.D.N.Y. release names "Bonanno family acting consigliere Anthony Rabito" among nineteen people charged in a superseding indictment, and says the charges "are merely allegations" and the defendants are presumed innocent. DOJ release.

The 1982 opinion is a pretrial ruling and does not report his verdict. No record filed here reports how the 2007 charges ended. The “acting consigliere” description is the release’s account of an allegation; it is not used as a role or on the Bonanno family chart. The release prints an alias and his date of birth; only what the court records use is given here, and the date of birth is left out.

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