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 Hello. My name is John Menso. 
  
 As a former NYPD detective investigator, it saddens me to be placed in a 
 position of having to make allegations of criminal and unethical conduct 
 against specific sworn citizens who once had my implicit trust and 
 respect...yet I was a witness to this serious misconduct. 
  
 I would not expect anyone to take my complaint seriously unless I provide 
 credible, independent evidence to support my allegations. I assure you, the 
 evidence is there. I have no desire to slander anyone. 
  
 I wrote an article, that I posted to a webpage, describing the police and 
 prosecutorial misconduct I personally observed. 
  
 The purpose for posting this article is to, in part, demonstrate why, IMHO, 
 quite a few citizens and others have become distrustful of police officials 
 and prosecutors. 
  
 Before closing, I would like the reader to know I am not here to bash cops 
 and prosecutors. I hold nothing but respect and admiration for most of the 
 police officials and prosecutors I was privileged to work with. 
  
 My story is about acts of official misconduct committed by specific 
 citizens who "swore" to us they would uphold the rule and spirit of New 
 York State's criminal laws. 
  
 These individuals are: 
  
 Sergeant Robert S. Piampiano, of the Old Brookville Police Department - 
 Sergeant Piampiano orchestrated a criminal conspiracy and betrayed the 
 trust of the officers he swore to protect. 
  
 Police Officer Charles J. Hanney, of the Old Brookville Police Department - 
 an officer who Sergeant Piampiano placed between a rock and a hard place. 
  
 Detective Glen Bartlett, of the Old Brookville Police Department - an 
 investigator who Sergeant Piampiano ordered to assist him in the 
 conspiracy. (on holiday overtime pay) 
  
 Nassau County Assistant District Attorney Ronald Schoenberg - A supervisor 
 in Nassau County District Court, who a jury panel of six Nassau County 
 residents determined is incapable of discerning fact from fantasy. 
  
 Nassau County Assistant District Attorney Dawn Marie Wladyka - A young 
 prosecutor who ignored most of the ethics she swore she would adhere 
 to...all in a apparent bid to win her first criminal prosecution. 
  
 Investigator Joseph Liante - A short time after the results of his 
 investigation into my criminal allegations against Sergeant Piampiano and 
 others was made public, Mr. Liante "resigned" his position as investigator 
 for the Special Investigations Unit of the Nassau County District 
 Attorney's Office. 
  
 Nassau County Assistant District Attorney Marshall Trager - ADA Trager 
 supervised Mr. Liante's investigation. After informing me his office was 
 taking no action on my complaint, he admitted the police falsified one 
 document they submitted to the NCDA in regard to my case. 
  
 When I, the complaining witness, attempted to determine more about his 
 investigation, he became irritated and told me to stop asking questions. 
 Nice guy, huh? 
  
 Nassau County Assistant District Attorney Frank Quigley - Bureau Chief, 
 Special Investigations Unit. 
  
 In order to apprise me of why his office was sweeping my criminal 
 allegations under the rug, ADA Quigley invited me to his office for two 
 meetings. And in each meeting, he smiled and grinned as he offered lie 
 after lie to cover for the malicious prosecution the jury inferred his 
 colleagues brought against me. 
  
 I am kind of reluctant to be harsh, but based on my personal experience, I 
 can affirm without reservation, ADA Frank Quigley is a loathsome citizen. 
  
 Thank you, 
  
 John Menso 
 _________ 
  
 How Sgt. Robert Piampiano of the Old Brookville PD Betrayed The Trust of 
 His Officers: 
  
 http://www.angelfire.com/nc3/li_cabbie 
 _________ 
  
 Nassau County District Court Judge Adam Moser & The New York State 
 Commission on Judicial Conduct: 
  
 http://cabbie.9f.com/judgemoser/judicial_commission.html 
  
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