Gerlarmo ‘Jerry’ Cammisano pleads guity to running illegal gambling operation
Gerlarmo “Jerry” Cammisano admitted in federal court today that he was
the leader of an illegal gambling operation.
Cammisano, 56, pleaded guilty to
charges in a March 2010 indictment, which also accused James J. Moretina, Michael J. Lombardo and James
L. Dicapo and a couple of out-of-state businesses of
running a $3.5 million illegal sports betting operation.
In March, the feds
alleged that Cammisano was running the operation with Moretina, 60;
Lombardo, 54; and Dicapo, 57, working under him as bookmakers.
Prosecutors alleged they ran an Internet gambling ring that took in
$3,584,895 in wagers between March 2006 to April 2009.
Cammisano is also giving up a healthy chunk of change to the government.
He’s forfeiting $201,137 to the government along with a couple of
laptops.
