The Brief
- A Milwaukee man has been sentenced to probation for a money laundering scheme that involved stealing checks out of the mail.
- Mario Casey, 29, was originally charged with five felonies, but pleaded guilty to two. The other charges were dismissed as part of a plea deal.
- Prosecutors said Casey used a mail key to open a mailbox outside of Wauwatosa City Hall.
MILWAUKEE – A Milwaukee man has been sentenced to probation for a money laundering scheme that involved stealing checks out of the mail.
Milwaukee man sentenced
In Court:
Mario Casey, 29, was originally charged with five felonies. Court records show he pleaded guilty to conspiracy to commit money laundering and forgery, and the other three charges were dismissed as part of a plea deal.…