A Bad Story with (Hopefully) a Good Ending
In February, Steven Green pleaded guilty to not filing tax returns from 2001 to 2003 and to using a fake social security number when applying for a loan. He was sentenced to 2 years and nine months in prison, with the sentence to commence in June.
Normally, it would be just another story of tax fraud that I'd highlight—a real estate mogul who made some mistakes.
However, last night Mr. Green was walking out of Club Posh in midtown Manhattan when he was hit by a hit and run driver. His attorney, Louis Cherico, told the Associated Press that the prognosis for recovery is good (he had surgery earlier today).
Hopefully, the NYPD will catch what the New York Daily News calls "the cowardly driver."
Associated Press Story
Normally, it would be just another story of tax fraud that I'd highlight—a real estate mogul who made some mistakes.
However, last night Mr. Green was walking out of Club Posh in midtown Manhattan when he was hit by a hit and run driver. His attorney, Louis Cherico, told the Associated Press that the prognosis for recovery is good (he had surgery earlier today).
Hopefully, the NYPD will catch what the New York Daily News calls "the cowardly driver."
Associated Press Story