John Goodman’s defense team gave thousands to prosecutor’s campaign
The attorneys defending Wellington polo mogul John Goodman in a vehicular homicide case that could land him in jail for 30 years contributed several thousand dollars to the campaign of State Attorney Mike McAuliffe.
McAuliffe’s the man whose job it is to put Goodman behind bars.

Perp walk: John Goodman (middle) is released on bond Wednesday. He's flanked with attorneys Guy Fronstin (left) and Mark Shapiro (right) (Click on the photo for more)
According to state campaign records, Goodman’s star defender, Miami lawyer Roy Black, made two maximum yearly contributions of $500 in 2007 and 2008, the year McAuliffe was elected, as did Black’s law partner Scott Kornspan.
Boca’s Guy Fronstin, the local pointman on Black’s defense team, and members of his family contributed a total of $2,500 toward McAuliffe’s election. Fronstin’s in kind contributions included food and drinks for McAuliffe’s fundraisers.
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