Retired NY Judge Commits Suicide During FBI Raid Over Bribery Charges
Stewart Rosenwasser, 72, allegedly shot himself after a standoff with federal agents at his home in Campbell Hall, New York.
- Stewart Rosenwasser, a former prosecutor and retired judge, was under investigation for accepting $63,000 in bribes.
- The FBI arrived at Rosenwasser's home to arrest him on charges including bribery, extortion, and making false statements.
- Rosenwasser reportedly fired at FBI agents before barricading himself and allegedly taking his own life.
- The bribery case involved Rosenwasser allegedly rigging a 2022 investigation against relatives of a millionaire associate.
- Rosenwasser's family has questioned the suicide reports, citing conflicting information about the FBI's involvement.