BREAKING NEWS--Brulo agrees to plead guilty

The Times Leader is reporting that Sandra Brulo agrees to plead guilty to a felony obstruction charge.

Posted: 1:52 PM
Updated: 2:22 PM

Suspended Luzerne County Probation official Sandra Brulo has agreed to plead guilty to a felony obstruction of justice charge, federal officials say.

Brulo also agreed to cooperate with federal officials in the public corruption probe, officials said.

Brulo, the county’s probation forensic program deputy director, was charged Feb. 20 with altering a juvenile court file with the intent to impair the file’s integrity for use in federal proceedings, officials said.

She has agreed to waive indictment and plead guilty, officials said. Brulo faces a maximum of 20 years in prison, up to $250,000 in fines and up to three years of supervised release, officials said.

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From the Times Leader

According to the Times Leader, Sandra Brulo, probation services program director, has been arraigned at 1:50P.M. today on charges she altered a juvenile court file with the intent to impair the file's integrity for use in federal proceedings. She made it to the big leagues. She was taken into custody by federal authorities and arraigned before U.S. District Magistrate Judge Malachy Mannion at the federal courthouse in Wilkes Barre.

Her pay was suspended by order of President Judge Chester Muroski. Brulo has worked for the county for many years and previously served as chief juvenile probation officer. Her salary was $78,160.

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