Thomas Mascia, 27, was arraigned alongside his parents Monday in Hempstead as new details were revealed in his bizarre scheme — including that he sprinkled bullet casings on the Southern State ...

Thomas J. Mascia, of West Hempstead, who resigned from the force in January, pleaded guilty in connection with the shooting that resulted in a multistate search for a suspect that did not exist.

Thomas Mascia, 27, dodged a three-year prison sentence when he admitted Wednesday in Nassau County court to falsely claiming an armed driver shot him in the leg during a late-night traffic stop ...

Thomas Mascia, 27, pleaded guilty to charges related to false claims he was shot and wounded by a driver on Long Island’s Southern State Parkway last October.

Thomas Mascia, 27, of West Hempstead, was charged on Jan. 27 with filing a false report, official misconduct and tampering with evidence, a felony.

Former Trooper Thomas J. Mascia, 27, has been charged with tampering with physical evidence, a class E felony, as well as class A misdemeanors falsely reporting an incident and official misconduct ...

Thomas Mascia, 27, was expected to take a plea deal in the case that would’ve seen him serve six months in prison and spend five months on probation, Newsday reported.

Thomas Mascia Sr. is a former NYPD officer who was convicted in a 1990s cocaine ring. More from CBS News. 3 N.Y. DMV examiners, driving school busted in license scheme, prosecutors say.

Thomas Mascia Sr. is a convicted felon -- a disgraced NYPD cop convicted in the 1990s as part of a cocaine ring. State police said they saw no red flags in the son's police work, but have theories.

Mascia’s father — who is also named Thomas —was fired by the NYPD in 1993 after pleading guilty to a count of conspiracy to distribute cocaine. He was one of five officers from the force ...

Thomas Mascia, 27, dodged a three-year prison sentence when he admitted Wednesday in Nassau County court to falsely claiming an armed driver shot him in the leg during a late-night traffic stop ...