Joseph L. Romano

The other 22 convicted American defendants - including former Milan consular official Sabrina De Sousa and Air Force Lt. Col. Joseph Romano - each received a five-year sentence. Two Italians got three years each as accessories. The...

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...CIA's Milan station, Robert Seldon Lady, while 21 other former agents got five years each. U.S. Air Force Lieutenant Colonel Joseph Romano was also sentenced to five years, despite a request from the Pentagon that the case should be tried by...

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...Geoff Morrell noted that the Italian government shared the U.S. view that a NATO treaty should have shielded Air Force Colonel Joseph Romano from trial outside the United States. Washington had asserted jurisdiction. "The minister of...

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...Pollari -- who was forced to quit over the affair. In his closing statement, he said it was "surreal, absurd" to think that Joseph Romano, then head of security at the Aviano Air Force base, was unaware of Abu Omar's arrival there. Romano...

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...e-mail after the verdict. The U.S. Defense Department unsuccessfully tried to protect the convicted Air Force officer, Col. Joseph L. Romano, III, by invoking his right to a U.S. military tribunal instead under NATO rules. Romano was...

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...and Betnie Medero and Sabrina de Sousa, both former second secretaries at the Rome embassy. U.S. Air Force Lieutenant Colonel Joseph Romano, head of security at the U.S. air base in Aviano in northerneast Italy, was also charged with taking...

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