Mangano Makes First Public Appearance Since Alleged Sexting Scandal
Nassau police are investigating whether Mangano and local marketing executive Karin Caro are victims of a hacking scandal of x-rated texts sent from one to the other.
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Nassau police are investigating whether Mangano and local marketing executive Karin Caro are victims of a hacking scandal of x-rated texts sent from one to the other.
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Nassau County police were proceeding full speed ahead Wednesday in their probe of a sexting scandal involving county Executive Ed Mangano, and his claim that his phone was hacked.
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