PHILADELPHIA (AP) - May 18, 2009
Prosecutors are seeking a 30 to 37-month term for Leonard Luchko
for destroying e-mail evidence as the FBI investigated Fumo. Fumo
was convicted this year of using millions from the Senate and
others to finance his extravagant lifestyle.
Luchko, of Collingdale, may not get much credit for his guilty
plea because he remained loyal to Fumo and did not testify against
him at trial.
Prosecutors won't object to probation or a reduced sentence for
another computer technician in the case. They say Mark Eister of
Camp Hill played a lesser role, showed remorse and testified
against Fumo.
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