Thomas Manzo pleads for settlement after mobs beat up Dina Manzo’s now-husband

Dina Manzo has come a long way since her days at Real Housewives of New Jersey, but the only step her ex has taken is behind bars. As it turns out, being part of the Manzo family is great as long as you stick to their rules.

The only rules Dina plays by are her own. So Caroline Manzo, Teresa Giudice and everyone else who doesn’t like it can kick stones. This includes the ex-husband Thomas Manzo. Now it looks like Tommy Two Hits is eyeing a plea deal after a particularly violent attack on Dina and her new husband. The messenger has the details.

“If you want respect, you give respect”

Let’s check! Tommy is accused of hiring someone to track down David Cantin and give him a “permanent facial scar” for being with Dina when they broke up in 2012. Tommy was arrested for home burglary in May 2017 when Dina’s husband was hit with a baseball bat. Poor Dina had a $60,000 diamond ring stolen from her.

In exchange for beating up Dina and David, John Perna was offered some discounts at the brownstone. Tommy seems like a real stable guy, right? Unfortunately, it looks like he’ll get a plea deal.

The federal charges against the man, for whom Caroline wrote a character letter, may be resolved in the near future. Tommy waived his right to a quick lawsuit over the brutal assault allegedly perpetrated by John of the Lucchese family.

“Appeal hearings are expected. [And] Both the United States and the defendant want additional time to negotiate a settlement agreement that would obviate the need for a grand jury trial and subsequent trial of this matter.” This is according to an Aug. 17 order from Newark federal judge Kevin McNulty out.

This is the sixth time Tommy has postponed the process. However, it is the first time a plea deal has been mentioned or offered. Additionally, Tommy hired a new attorney, Christopher Adams, last November. He’s currently on the loose thanks to a $100,000 bond.

Tommy has until November 17 to reach a settlement with the prosecutor. After release I will change my name and move to another city. If convicted, Tommy faces 43 years in prison.

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