Chat Sports
Flames news

The Calgary Sun · Jun 19, 2015

John Spano Jr. gets 10 years in prison on forgery charges

A closeup of arena workers tools used to help remove the ice and the rink from the Nassau Coliseum on May 5, 2015. (Bruce Bennett/Getty Images/AFP)PAINESVILLE, OHIO - A man who once tried to pull off an audacious scam to buy the NHL's New York Islanders has been sentenced to 10 years in prison for another fraud case in northeast Ohio.

Fifty-year-old John Spano Jr. was sentenced Thursday in Painesville, 30 miles east of Cleveland, after pleading guilty last month to 16 counts of forgery.

Spano was accused of collecting thousands of dollars in commissions from false accounts he'd created while working as a salesman for a health care laundry company.

Full story at The Calgary Sun

Chat Sports on YouTube

Chat Sports TV

NFL Daily | NBA Now | CFB Now

Subscribe

More Flames news

With Kevin Bahl done for the season, what are the Flames’ blueline options? FlamesNation · 1h What’s Going on in the Pacific Division: Ducks on a five-game winning streak, Sharks on a five-game losing streak FlamesNation · 16h Alex Nylander is having a very positive adjustment to Calgary, one of the teams he specifically wanted to go to FlamesNation · 19h Monday Mailbag: Looking at defensive options and goalie options for the Flames FlamesNation · 22h Former Flames goalie Dan Vladar has found a home with the Flyers FlamesNation · 23h Beyond the Boxscore: Flames gain momentum late, overcome Flyers in overtime win FlamesNation · Yesterday All Flames news