The first of four co conspirators to be sentenced in connection to the Jasiel Correia II case will spend 15 months in home confinement, spend three years on probation, pay a $10,000 fine, and forfeit a little over $107.000, and spend 100 hours in Community Service. . 

Tony Costa was praised by Federal Prosecutors during a sentencing hearing in the Moakly Federal Courthouse, telling Federal Judge Douglas Woodlock that the bribery and extortion case aimed at former Fall River Mayor Jasiel Correia would not have happened without the information that Costa provided to Federal Prosecutors. 

Federal Judge Douglas Woodlock told Costa, ''I believe you can be an honorable man''.