The firm of a recently jailed P.I. is offering ‘services of trained private detective’
Disgraced P.I. Vincent Parco’s firm is offering investigative services to the people of Queens and Brooklyn, according to a press release — despite its founder being locked up at Brooklyn Detention Complex for promoting prostitution, unlawful surveillance and dissemination of unlawful surveillance for work he did as an investigator.
Parco was sentenced on June 14, but that didn’t stop a press release signed by Vincent Parco P.I. Investigative Group from going out just four days later, offering the “Services of Trained Private Detective in Queens and Brooklyn NY.” It does not specifically say that that detective would be Parco himself.
Parco was found guilty in May of promoting prostitution and unlawful surveillance for enticing a man into having sex with prostitutes at a Sunset Park hotel — and then surreptitiously recording the sex acts. Parco was hired by Samuel Israel, since convicted of sexual abuse, and the recording was of his victim’s husband — made in an attempt to dissuade the victim from testifying. (In order to protect the identity of the victim, the Brooklyn Eagle is withholding the name of the victim and her husband.)
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