OCR transcription — Page 9
BU 92-61
[Continued from preceding page:] on April 21, 1924, by the Niagara Falls Police Department on a charge of violating Penal Law 1897, Cruelty to Animals. The records of INS show the disposition of this arrest is unknown.
On May 21, 1952, [REDACTED] testified before a Special Federal Grand Jury at Buffalo, and at that time he testified that [REDACTED].
On December 18, 1957, [REDACTED], Niagara Falls Police Department, advised he could locate no record of the subject ever having been arrested by the Niagara Falls Police Department.
On December 20, 1957, [REDACTED], Niagara County, New York, Sheriff's Office, advised the subject has no criminal record at the Niagara County Sheriff's Office.
Files of the INS, Buffalo, reflect that a check of the New York City Police Department records show that BARTOLO FONTANA admitted killing CAMILLO CAIOZZO of Avon, New Jersey on August 16, 1921. [REDACTED] The records reflect that at that time [REDACTED] STEVE MAGADDINO, 115 Knobling Street, Brooklyn, New York, was arrested by the New York City Police Department on August 16, 1921, on a charge of being a fugitive from the State of New Jersey, and as having acted in concert with other persons in the shooting and killing of a man in Avon, New Jersey.
The Immigration records reflect that STEVE MAGADDINO was held without bail for thirty days at the New York City Police Department and was released at the end of this time due to the fact that there was not sufficient evidence to connect him with the crime; namely, the murder of CAMILLO CAIOZZO.
The INS records further reflect that on March 25, 1922, FONTANA was sentenced to life for the murder of CAIOZZO.
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