Accused killer, ex-officer Nicholas Tartaglione could stand trial next year
According to a proposed schedule submitted by attorneys for the federal government and Tartaglione, a trial could begin in Federal Court in White Plains in March 2023.
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Jan 13, 2022, 3:20 AM
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Updated 850 days ago
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trial could begin next year for ex-Briarcliff Manor police officer Nicholas
Tartaglione.
According
to a proposed schedule submitted by attorneys for the federal government and
Tartaglione, a trial could begin in Federal Court in White Plains in March
2023.
Tartaglione
is facing charges from a quadruple murder in Orange County that happened over
five years ago.
He
faces the death penalty for the 2016 slayings. If a penalty phase is needed, it
would begin soon after the trial is completed.
