BSO Detective Anthony Costanzo Arrested, Accused of Tampering
With Case Involving Other Officers  Categories: Crime Broward
Sheriff's Office Det. Anthony Costanzo turned himself in
yesterday on charges of witness tampering, evidence tampering,
disclosure of confidential information and felony use of a two-
way communication device -- all of which are felonies and one of
which, witness tampering, which carries a potential life
sentence.  The Broward County State Attorney's Office says
Costanzo used his cell phone to record video of a discussion he
had with a woman about a case of false imprisonment involving
two Fort Lauderdale police officers; he then allegedly sent the
video to one of the officers.  Those officers, Fort Lauderdale
policemen Billy Koepke and Brian Dodge, face life in prison for
a pile of charges that includes racketeering, kidnapping,
extortion, false imprisonment, official misconduct, grand theft,
falsifying records, forgery, and perjury.  The incident with
Costanzo happened January 20, when