FERRARO'S SON BEGINS 4-MONTH SENTENCE

Associated Press

Published: Saturday, July 2 1988 12:00 a.m. MDT

Summary

John Zaccaro Jr. began his four-month sentence for selling a quarter-gram of cocaine to an undercover officer by reporting to jail Friday before being put under house arrest.
Zaccaro, 24-year-old son of former vice presidential candidate Geraldine Ferraro, was booked at Chittenden Community Correctional Center and then left to begin a special house arrest program for non-violent criminals.
``He's come and gone,'' said Philip Scripture, Chittenden superintendent. ``He was processed, fingerprinted, photographed and left at 2:30. We treated this as a routine booking.''
After booking, Zaccaro was to be released to the field supervision officer to participate in the state's house arrest program.

John Zaccaro Jr. began his four-month sentence for selling a quarter-gram of cocaine to an undercover officer by reporting to jail Friday before being put under house arrest.

Zaccaro, 24-year-old son of former vice presidential candidate Geraldine Ferraro, was booked at Chittenden Community Correctional Center and then left to begin a special house arrest program for non-violent criminals.

"He's come and gone," said Philip Scripture, Chittenden superintendent. "He was processed, fingerprinted, photographed and left at 2:30. We treated this as a routine booking."

After booking, Zaccaro was to be released to the field supervision officer to participate in the state's house arrest program.

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