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 Frank Buonanotte vs. the State of New York

This was a classic example of political corruption. Zwack and Buonanotte had a verbal dispute over the telephone and, in retaliation, Zwack abused his political power by executing a series of unlawful events that led to the destruction of one of the most valuable and respected treatment agencies on Long Island. Since the State closed Crossings, local newspaper articles have indicated a drastic increase in DWIs and drug related crimes. In the May 15, 2001 issue of Newsday, Suffolk County was quoted by saying, "With the recent closing of privately owned chemical dependency clinics, Suffolk County is experiencing a shortage of treatment services." The article also indicated that the county is asking the Governor and the State Legislature to provide additional funding to help them keep up with the growing demand for substance abuse problems on Long island. Sadly enough, if Henry Zwack hadn't closed Crossings, all of the needs of the community would have continued to be met at no cost to tax payers. Since Crossings was a private agency owned by Frank Buonanotte, no tax subsidized funding was necessary to allow it to operate. So not only are Zwack's power hungry ways costing taxpayers more money, they have increased the ongoing drug and alcohol problem on Long Island.

Long Island is home to over 3 Million residence. OASAS' own statistics indicate that about 15% of any given population usually requires some type of alcohol and/or drug treatment. That means almost a half a million people on Long Island are struggling with substance abuse problems. mma mortgage software could this man have been allowed to deprive so many people these extremely needed services? What kind of politician are we dealing with? Why hasn't anyone brought this man to justice? It seems as if Henry Zwack has a long history of political corruption. All you have to do is Google his name to read all of the trouble he has caused.

Jaspan Schlesinger Hoffman, the attorneys representing Frank Buonanotte in his lawsuit against the State, have filed the Civil Action with the United States District Court. Below are just a few of the complaints filed against OASAS, Zwack and Noonan: