Edward W. Rodzwicz

Edward W. Rodzwicz (born c. 1946) was President of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers and Trainmen (BLET), a railway workers' union in the United States.He served in various positions on the Conrail General Committee of Adjustment.In September 2001 he was elected First Vice-President & Alternate President, the second position in the union's leadership.[4] It was alleged that he and another official had accepted cash payments from a Texan personal injury attorney in return for listing the attorney as a Designated Legal Counsel, which would make BLET members more likely to use the attorney's services.[7] In September 2010, at the age of 64, he was sentenced to 18 months in a federal prison.
PittsburghBrotherhood of Locomotive Engineers and TrainmenDon HahsThe New York TimesSt. Louis Post-DispatchWilliam D. RobinsonPeter M. ArthurWarren Stanford StoneAlvanley JohnstonJohn Frederick SytsmaRonald P. McLaughlinClarence V. MoninEdward Dubroski