Two New Jersey State Police Detectives Suspeded For Taking Bribes In Carmine Galante Traffic Offense

In 1956 Brooklyn dressmaker and Bonanno family mobster Carmine Galante was cited for a traffic offense by New Jersey State troopers. Having left a Mafia gathering in Binghamton, New York, the hoodlum was apprehended on a New Jersey highway. My e-book looks at the suspensions and court travails of two New Jersey State Police Detectives who offered a New York policeman a bribe to excuse Galante.