Former Yonkers City manager pleads guilty to Valhalla hit-and-run
DeLuca, who previously served as Yonkers city manager and deputy Westchester County executive, will pay full restitution to the victim and serve one year of interim probation.
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Oct 29, 2024, 12:09 PM
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Updated 16 days ago
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2ds agoNeil DeLuca, 75, a former government official, pleaded guilty in Valhalla Court to a hit-and-run incident on Bradhurst Avenue last October, leaving a 66-year-old woman with serious injuries.
DeLuca, who previously served as Yonkers city manager and deputy Westchester County executive, will pay full restitution to the victim and serve one year of interim probation.
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