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Mario DePasquale pleads guilty to conspiracy to commit extortion

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Mario DePasquale, 49, pleaded guilty to one count of conspiracy to commit extortion. Preliminary sentencing guidelines call for up to about three years in prison, though he would also be eligible for probation. The former police chief of west suburban McCook was charged three years ago as part of a sprawling federal corruption probe.

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Mario DePasquale pleads guilty to conspiracy to commit extortion

The former police chief of west suburban McCook pleaded guilty Wednesday to conspiring with the tiny town’s then-mayor to extort two businessmen out of tens of thousands of dollars.

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