A retired detective told jurors a former Staten Island prosecutor and court officer accused of knocking out a man's eye in a vicious bar fight corrected officers filling out a police report on the object he allegedly slammed his victim with.
"It wasn't a bottle, it was a glass," Gary DeFilippo shouted from his holding cell after his arrest on July 1, 2004, Det. Kevin Hanley testified today.
DeFilippo, 50, of Lamoka Avenue in Great Kills, is on trial for the second time for allegedly slamming a drinking glass in Mitchell Miller's face at the South Shore Country Club.
Miller lost his left eye after undergoing surgery following the early-morning attack.
DeFilippo was arrested and charged with first-degree assault and weapon possession.
A conviction on the top count of assault could land him in prison for up to 25 years.
4 comments:
He is a POS that should rot in jail. All his bragging about "friends" mean nothing now.
This guy deserves to rot in jail. He is a hothead. Probably still a virgin at 50 too.
He is the attorney for someone who is suing me now in 2021. He called my house tried to blackmail me into selling a house and threathened me for 45 minutes. I have legal documents to back up everything that prove his client is lieing. We get in front of the judge and he claims I called him and threathened him and he has it on tape. Yet he refuse to play the tape. How fid this POS ever get his law license back. He also twisted the wording of 3 different laws to suit his needs. What bully and joke this guy is.
If you read the whole case it sounds like it was a lovers spat.
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