Miele had claimed to be a “high-ranking aide to a member of the Home with management obligations,” the doc said, not naming the member who’s reported to be McCarthy. “Excessive danger, excessive reward in every part I do,” Miele wrote in a letter, based on the indictment.
Earlier this 12 months, McCarthy addressed the rumors. “My employees raised considerations when he had a employees member who impersonated my chief of employees, and that particular person was let go when Mr. Santos discovered about it,” he advised reporters in January.
Miele was arraigned this morning in Brooklyn federal courtroom, throughout which he pleaded not responsible. He was launched on $150,000 bond.