Hector Rosario, a former Nassau County detective, faces serious allegations of colluding with the Bonanno crime family, executing fake raids against rival gambling operations, notably targeting a backdoor casino linked to Salvatore 'Sal the Shoemaker' Rubino. Court documents suggest Rosario acted under orders from mob associates, disrupting illegal activities for personal gain. Additionally, he allegedly supplied intelligence about rival operations and other criminal activities. As witnesses are set to testify against him, the case illustrates corruption's reach within law enforcement and organized crime in Long Island's gambling rings.
Ex-cop Hector Rosario allegedly moonlighted for the Bonanno crime family, conducting fake raids on rival gambling operations, a serious breach of law enforcement ethics.
The corruption extended to Rosario assisting in targeted operations against associates of both the Genovese and Gambino families, showcasing extensive criminal involvement.
Witnesses have stated Rosario not only broke gambling machines but was also involved in planned fake police raids, indicating deep-rooted corruption and collusion.
Federal prosecutors have outlined a broader criminal landscape, detailing how the Bonanno and Genovese families operated a significant illegal gambling business together.
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