“During my tenure I abused the position of trust I enjoyed,” said Charles Antonucci, who admitted to accepting ‘what amounted to bribes from clients and faking a $6.5 million investment into the bank,’ and used the money to fund, among other things, trips to the Superbowl. “Sometimes I did it to enrich myself, other times in a misguided attempt to keep the bank healthy.” [WSJ]
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“i did it to fund my hoodie collection”
He did , however, show some restraint by not springing for an image consultant.
“Damn, scratch them off my list,” thinks one high school senior from Queens, who up until now was irrationally torn between St. John’s, Yale, Stanford, Columbia and Berkeley.
I bet St. John’s is thrilled about the free advertising…