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- The dirty deal went down just before Christmas 2010 in the car of a Bridgeport developer, the feds say.
Inside the car were Joseph Mario Moreno, who had just been voted out of his job as a Cook County commissioner, and Michael DiFoggio, a Bridgeport developer who — from all appearances — wanted a garbage transfer station to be located in the Town of Cicero and was willing to cut a few corners to do it.
Just months before, Moreno had been appointed to a Town of Cicero local business assistance committee by Cicero President Larry Dominick. It was a plum appointment that came with free health insurance.
Moreno wanted more, though, authorities allege. He was willing to assist DiFoggio to get what he wanted from the Town of Cicero — but at a price, federal prosecutors allege.
Inside his car, DiFoggio passed an envelope to Moreno, allegedly containing $5,000 cash.
DiFoggio even had better news for Moreno, telling him that another $5,000 was on its way, the feds allege.
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