A hit man for hire was busted by the FBI in New York City with guns, ammo and even a latex mask of an old man after allegedly coming from Maine to plot a killing near Battery Park City
The 41-year-old Korsiak allegedly had several meetings — all of which law enforcement has on video — with undercover agents in Boston; Tarrytown, New York; and Manhattan. He was unaware that those he was plotting with were with the FBI, and that the intended target was not real.
Korsiak was arrested in Tarrytown Wednesday night, and was expected to go before a judge on Thursday. After his arrest, a search of his Chevy Malibu allegedly uncovered an assault rifle, magazines of ammunition, a ghost gun, a bulletproof vest and a latex mask to try to hide his identity.
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