Cop duped fellow officer into $200K phony investment scheme Prosecutors allege gambling, OnlyFans splurges with stolen funds Nassau officer suspended without pay amid shocking trust betrayal A Long Island, N.Y. cop is accused of duping a sick fellow officer into investing $200,000 into a phony business, before spending the money in just two months on gambling and OnlyFans. The rest, he squandered. A Nassau County police officer was arrested Wednesday, allegedly for conning a colleague for a lot of money. Leonard Cagno pleads his innocence. (Image: Shutterstock) Leonard Cagno, 39, of Oakdale, was arrested September 17 on second-degree grand larceny charges. Suffolk County prosecutors claim he solicited the funds under the pretense that they would go toward his company, BW Media Consulting, LLC. The victim believed the money would be used for legitimate investment purposes. Phony Business Pitch Instead, Cagno bought a new car, paid off credit card debt, and splurged on dining, gambling, and the aforementioned adult-content service, according…Â Read More
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