Republican Felons - page 3 of 3, Republican Offenders - 1998

March 15, 2005

Asbury Park Councilman, Republican James Condos, pleased
guilty two counts of mail fraud and admitted involvement in two
schemes: one involving the liquor license and the other in giving his
vote to former Asbury Park Housing Authority Executive Director, the
late Kenneth E. Nixon, Jr.

Condos was sentenced to 15 months in prison.

Former Asbury Park Councilman Sentenced to 15 Months in
Prison for Corruption

February 2, 2005

Former Livingston Parish Councilman, Republican Robert R. Ringo
pleaded guilty to one count of making a false statement on his
income tax return, in violation of Title 26, United States Code,
Section 7206(1). Ringo didn’t report the $17,000 bribe he received
for a favorable vote. Ringo was sentenced to five years probation
with six months home detention, a $10,000 fine, and $1,889 in
restitution to the Internal Revenue Service.

U.S. Attorney release

July 30, 2004

Mayor of Huntington Beach, CA,
Republican Dave Garofalo
pleaded guilty to a felony and 15
misdemeanors and was
sentenced to community service
and probation for violating
conflict-of-interest laws in
January 2002.

Garofollies

February 18, 2004

Mayor of New Hanover Township, (NJ) Patrick G. Malloy admitted
that he had told a witness to lie to a grand jury investigating a
contract given to his brother in 1999. Malloy was fined $30,000
and sentenced him to six months in prison, followed by six months of
home confinement.

Trenton: Ex-Mayor Is Sentenced For Corruption

February 18, 2004

New Hanover Township Administrator (NJ), Republican James J.
Nash pleaded guilty to witness tampering in the investigation of an
$11,500 sidewalk repair contract. He was sentenced to six months
in prison.

Trenton: Ex-Mayor Is Sentenced For Corruption

February 12, 2004

County Commissioner of Fulton Co. GA,
Republican Mitch Skandalakis pleaded
guilty to lying to federal investigators in a
public corruption investigation. He was
sentenced to a six months prison.

Ex-Chairman Admits Lying to FBI Agent

January 22, 2004

Congressman Bill Janklow was
convicted of manslaughter and jailed for
killing a motorcyclist, Randolph E. Scott,
53, of Hardwick, Minnesota, with his car
after blowing through a stop sign at a
high rate of speed. He was sentenced
to 100 days in jail and 3 years probation.

Janklow's driving record scrutinized after crash

“Rep. Bill Janklow has paid more speeding tickets than many people
get in a lifetime: a dozen in a four-year period in the 1990s.”

Janklow charged with second-degree manslaughter in crash

Janklow sentenced to 100 days in jail

December 16, 2003

Camden City (NJ) Council President, Republican James R. Mathes
Jr. was found guilty of conspiracy to defraud the public of honest
services, two counts of using wire communications to defraud the
public of honest services, and one count of conspiracy to travel and
use interstate facilities to solicit and accept benefits from the
Philadelphia LCN Family to influence a public servant. He was order
to serve 27 months in prison and to pay $3,000 in fines and to serve
three years of supervised release upon the completion of his prison
terms.

DOJ Release:
La Cosa Nostra Associate and Former Camden City Council
President Sentenced to Federal Prison Terms

August 12, 2003

Gary Russell Thomson, former Virginian Republican Party
Executive Director pleaded guilty to one misdemeanor charge of
aiding and abetting the unauthorized publication of a wire
communication, and was sentenced to two years of supervised
probation and a $2000 fine. Also implicated was the next Virginian
Republican Party director, Edmund Matricardi III.

Former Chairman of the Republican Party of Virginia Pleads
Guilty and is Sentenced for Wiretapping-Related Violation

GOP's leader pleads

July 9, 2003

Executive director of the Virginian
Republican Party Edmund
Matricardi III, pleaded guilty to one
federal felony count of wiretapping.
He was sentenced to three years
probation, 180 hours of community
service and a $5,000 fine.

His indictment

Matricardi fined, put on
probation

May 12, 2003

Executive director of the Asbury Park Housing Authority, Republican
Kenneth E. Nixon, Jr., pleaded guilty to federal tax fraud,
admitting his participation in a scheme to regain his $80,000 a year
position after he was dismissed in 1995 for mismanagement. Nixon
died awaiting sentence.

Former Executive Director of Asbury Park Housing Authority
Pleads Guilty in Corruption

January 22, 2003

Republican John Beaird, who campaigned for Texas state Rep.,
pleaded guilty to an $11 million mortgage fraud scheme. He was
sentenced to five years in prison and ordered to pay $465,000 in
restitution. An FBI investigation that showed Beaird was engaged in
at least 39 fraudulent transactions and obtained more than $11
million in loan proceeds for himself and the nominal borrowers.

Two plead guilty in $11M mortgage fraud

September 7, 2002

Mayor of Providence Rhode Island, Republican Vincent Cianci,
was convicted in 2002 for racketeering, extortion, witness tampering,
and mail fraud. He was sentenced to 5 years in prison. In 1984 he
was convicted of burning a man with a cigarette and hitting him with
an ashtray and a fireplace log. (Wiki)

A Sentence for Corruption Ends an Era in Providence

March 21, 2001

San Francisco Housing Authority Director, and former
Representative, Republican Ronnie Davis was found guilty of
using federal funds targeted for housing to pay lavish bonuses. He
was sentenced to more than two years in prison for participating in a
scheme to sell phony diplomatic passports and later, while free on
bail, delivering drugs to a longtime girlfriend.

Housing Chief Indicted
Ohio accuses S.F. official of stealing hundreds of thousands
of dollars

November 7, 2000

Pennsylvania Republican Senate
majority leader, F. Joseph Loeper
Jr., pleaded guilty to a criminal
charge of obstructing an IRS
investigation related to his work for a
tax-collection firm owned by Nicholas
Panarella Jr. Loeper falsified
tax-related documents to conceal
more than $330,000 in income he
received

while serving in the Senate. He served 6 months in prison and is
currently a successful lobbyist representing both the Pennsylvania
Trial Lawyers to Drexel University.

Guilty Plea Agreement

Wiki

May 11, 2000

Pennsylvania Republican State Senator
William Slocum pleaded guilty and
served a month in prison and was fined
$15,000 for violating federal water
pollution laws.

Convicted of failing to report sewer
plant discharge