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New Jersey businessman who testified against ex-Sen. Bob Menendez won't go to prison

Jose Uribe received six months of home detention and must forfeit $292,000 after testifying against former Senator Menendez in a major bribery conspiracy case.

  • On Thursday, Manhattan federal court sentenced New Jersey businessman Jose Uribe, who testified against former Senator Bob Menendez and his wife, to six months of home detention rather than prison.
  • Uribe faced criminal charges in late 2023 after an extensive federal probe into a bribery case involving Menendez and several businessmen from New Jersey.
  • Testimony revealed that in 2019, Uribe made an initial payment of $15,000 and set up monthly payments for a Mercedes through 2022, in exchange for assistance protecting his business from criminal investigations.
  • Judge Sidney H. Stein acknowledged Uribe’s truthful testimony and regret, emphasizing that Uribe was instrumental in uncovering an extensive, internationally-linked corruption scheme.
  • As a result of Uribe’s cooperation, the court ordered forfeiture of $292,000, and his assistance contributed to several convictions, including prison sentences for Menendez, Nadine Menendez, Wael Hana, and Fred Daibes.
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New Jersey businessman who testified against ex-Sen. Bob Menendez won't go to prison

A New Jersey businessman who testified against former Democratic Sen. Bob Menendez and his wife at separate bribery trials won't go to prison, after a judge credited him at his sentencing for his honesty.

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