Written by Bob Balgemann
Poplar Grove resident Josh Berryhill asked for an investigation at the June 24 meeting of the village’s administration committee. He claimed Costanza had been convicted of perjury for not correctly filling out insurance license applications in the states of Wisconsin and Indiana.
Costanza said after the meeting that the mistakes were clerical errors.
And Courier stated in her letter that none of the convictions were felonies. “It does not appear that Mr. Costanza was charged criminally, nor did he have the benefit of a trial in which he was found guilty and sentenced on charges of perjury.”
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