According to the New York Attorney General’s office, Luckie allegedly received lavish gifts including sports tickets, golf outings and others from Angerame and Garrison. In exchange, Luckie provided them preferential treatment at the World Trade Center.
Luckie allegedly helped Angerame and Garrison by giving them confidential information about Request for Proposals, future electrical work, and budgeting for proposed new work at the World Trade Center.
Additionally, the New York Attorney General’s office accused the defendants of causing the hiring of unqualified electricians. Thus, endangering public safety and wasting Port Authority funds.
New York Attorney General is committed to stopping corruption
In a statement, Attorney General James said, “These individuals were trusted with rebuilding the site of the worst terror attack in American history, but instead, allegedly squandered public funds to line their own pockets. Not only did they trade lavish gifts for confidential information and preferential work, but they put lives at risk by hiring unqualified workers to carry out serious electrical work at the site. Let this serve as a loud and clear message: we will crack down on corruption of any kind and will work to ensure public integrity and accountability throughout New York.”
