portraits in corruption Mar. 12, 2013

Hiram Monserrate to Enter Prison With Awesome Teeth

By Adam Martin

Former State Sen. Hiram Monserrate’s attorney argued it was “very unlikely” he would get the four crowns he needs once he’s behind bars, and a judge agreed, so the ex-lawmaker gets a one-month reprieve from the slammer to get his dental work in order. Then he has to report to prison to start his two-year sentence for misusing city funds.

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