Original sentence: Although Trump was a federal target in a 1979 bribery investigation, and later questioned in a 1981 racketeering probe, neither investigation resulted in any criminal charges.In addition, Johnston claimed that Trump Tower and other New York City properties were constructed with concrete the building contractors purchased from a firm owned by Anthony Salerno, head of the Genovese crime family, and "Big Paul" Castellano, head of the Gambino crime family.Investigative journalists Wayne Barrett, who wrote an unauthorized 1992 Trump biography, and David Cay Johnston have alleged that Trump and his companies did business with New York and Philadelphia families linked to the Italian-American Mafia.Johnston also criticized Trump for omitting mention of that investigation in his New Jersey casino license application, and alleged that he had persuaded state officials to limit his background investigation.They have claimed that Trump purchased the future site of Atlantic City's Trump Plaza for twice its market value from noted Philadelphia crime family member Salvatore Testa, and according to the State of New Jersey Commission of Investigation's 1986 report on organized crime, constructed the casino using two firms controlled by Nicodemo Scarfo
Edited sentence: Although Trump was a federal target in a 1979 bribery investigation, and later questioned in a 1981 racketeering probe, neither investigation resulted in criminal charges.In addition, Johnston claimed that Trump Tower and other New York City properties were constructed with concrete from a firm owned by Anthony Salerno, head of the Genovese crime family, and "Big Paul" Castellano, head of the Gambino crime family.Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist David Cay Johnston as well as investigative journalist Wayne Barrett, who wrote an unauthorized 1992 Trump biography, have alleged that Trump and his companies did business with New York and Philadelphia families linked to the Italian-American Mafia.They claim Trump purchased the future site of Atlantic City's Trump Plaza for twice its market value from noted Philadelphia crime family member Salvatore Testa, and according to the State of New Jersey Commission of Investigation's 1986 report on organized crime, constructed the casino using two firms controlled by Nicodemo Scarfo.Trump was criticized for  omitting mention of that investigation in his New Jersey casino license application, and Johnston alleged that he had persuaded state officials to limit his background investigation