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NY 92-911 It was previously reported that the subject was involved in counterfeiting and picked up by the Secret Service in 1950 for questioning. et b7e per SESFuice On January 6, 1959, SAl United States Secret Service, advised at he was b7C unable to locate any information regarding GALANTE being picked up in 1950. He stated that their files reflected information only concerning the arrest of GALANTE near Binghampton, New Yo ch et had been received from Detects vc (gael the b7¢ per vite, New Jersey State Police. 670 It has.previously been reported that Detective Captain CHRIS GLEITSMANNof the West New York New Jersey Police Department had been involved in the attempted bribery of the New York State Police on behalf of the subject regarding his arrest for speeding in 1956. The "Newark Evening News" of December 16, 1953, date line Trenton, New Jersey, reflects that Superior Court is reserving a decision on the Srate allegation that Judge PAUL H. DUFFY impeded the case against West New York, New Jersey Detective Cuj;tain CHRIS GLEITSMANN. Deputy Attorney General CN:RLES S, JOELSON claimed DUFFY stripped the key fp of the state's case in ruling that GLEITSMANN snculd be tried on the charge that he used a police telephone and car for private purposes. ¥ i DUFFY dismissed a second charge that GLEITSMANN used the car and phone to bribe a New York State Policeman "to free Brooklyn underworld figure CARMINE GALENTE from a. jail term." JOELSON stated the state “wants to assume the burden of proving that GLEITSMANN went to New York to offer a 'fix. That is misconduct, not this dust in the air about the use of a a telephone and car," = ee Oe