“Unseen and Unprotected: Nanny’s Shocking $2.8M Victory After Disturbing Secret Surveillance Revealed”

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The first night after leaving the Espositos, Andrade “slept on the street in a bush,” her attorney, Zachary Holzberg told The Post.

Andrade reported the incident to the local police, who subsequently arrested the peeping dad on March 24, 2021. 

While Esposito was arrested on a felony charge of unlawful surveillance, Staten Island District Attorney and a Staten Island judge instead allowed him to walk, provided he undergo counseling and satisfy two years probation, The Post reported.

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In April 2022 the Staten Island businessman “entered into a two-step plea.” After “successfully completing” a year of counseling, Esposito “was permitted” to withdraw his felony plea and pled down to attempted unlawful surveillance.

The new charge is a misdemeanor, with only two years probation, the Staten Island DA’s office reportedly said.

“It’s not enough for the whole situation I’ve been through these three years. It’s not enough,” Andrade told The Post before breaking down in tears. “I was angry because the damage that he caused me is irreversible.”

The Colombia-native nanny was subsequently awarded $2.78 million 

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At a four-day civil trial that unfolded in September 204 in Brooklyn Federal Court, Andrade testified for three days, meanwhile, Esposito never took the stand.

Andrade reportedly said she was “in shock” just to be in the same room as the 35-year-old voyeur. Her attorney, Holzberg, said he argued that “there was no consequence” for Esposito, “who got probation . . . a slap on the wrist.”

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