In May 1937, as a result of an investigation by Districy Attorney Thomas E. Dewey into racketeering in the garment indstury, he and David Goldberg were convicted of filing false state income and franchise tax returns for Donnie Frock, Inc for the purposed of concealing $8,000 in unreported income.
In May 1937, due to an investigation by District Attorney Thomas E. Dewey into organized crime within the garment industry, he and David Goldberg were convicted of filing false state income and franchise tax returns for Donnie Frock, Inc to hide $8,000 in unreported earnings.