Indictment against the suspect extorting Rabbi Pinto

Victory to Rabbi Pinto: Michael Grimm, a member of Congress suspected of illegally raising half a million dollars for his election campaign, will face criminal charges at the request of the Prosecutor General in New York - AP agency reported by his attorney.

Grimm's name has been linked with Rabbi Pinto, when he admitted that he had received about 250 thousand dollars from Rabbi Pinto who supported him.

Some associate of Rabbi Pinto argued that the Rabbi's organization donated tens of thousands of dollars illegally, including gifts through straw donors.

Grimm, a former FBI agent, has recently been documented threatening to kill a journalist who asked him about these allegations.

According to the New York Times, charges against Grimm, 44, a Republican first elected in 2010 and represents Staten Island and part of Brooklyn, are expected to include fraud.

Also, he is also expected to be charged with obstruction of justice and suspicion of lying under oath in a federal lawsuit.

FBI began to investigate Grimm two years ago on suspicion of raising funds. Indictments were filed against two of his contributions recruiter; Diana Durand who raises funds for Grimm that the offense was charged to his campaign illegally more than $ 10,000. Ofer Biton other recruiter admitted defrauding the credit.

Against Grimm is well underway federal investigation affair of Rabbi Pinto who heads the Shuvu Yisrael organization: rabbi was allegedly blackmailed by businessmen who argued that if they will not pay, medical materials will be revealed about his family. Rabbi Pinto turned to Grimm who promised to address the problem for money but a few months later began suspecting that Grimm himself was one of the great extorting businesses men.

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