
Thomas Mascia
Thomas Mascia, a former New York state trooper, pleaded guilty to charges stemming from an incident where he faked his own shooting by claiming he was attacked by an unknown gunman. In a plea deal, he agreed to serve six months in jail and pay restitution for the extensive costs incurred during the search for a nonexistent suspect. Mascia's actions, which included staging the scene of the alleged shooting, were reportedly an attempt to gain sympathy from a former girlfriend. He resigned from the state police in January after being suspended during the investigation.
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Thomas Mascia faked his own shooting to win back his ex-girlfriend.
How a former cop shot himself, blamed a Black man, and faked it all to win back ex-girlfriendThomas Mascia was sentenced to six months in prison for shooting himself and falsely claiming he was shot by an unknown gunman.
Ex-NY trooper sentenced for shooting himself, falsely accusing unknown gunmanThomas Mascia also pleaded guilty to possessing an illegal firearm found during a search of the family's home.
Former New York state trooper pleads guilty to faking his own shooting | World News




