
The mobster involved in the NBA gambling scandal pleaded guilty to other unrelated charges. Such charges involved the garbage business in New York City.
The mobster who was arrested Thursday as part of the gambling scandal within the NBA previously pleaded guilty to some other charges. Joseph Lanni, also known as 'Mommino,' was accused on 23 October of involvement in multimillion-dollar rigged poker games run by members of the mob. The gambling ring also used notable figures in the NBA, such as former player and Portland Trail Blazers coach Chauncey Billups and former Cleveland Cavaliers coach Damon Jones, to attract more people to join.