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Bank con deposited in prison

Convicted con man Solomon Dwek was sentenced yesterday to four years in prison for bank fraud — just a day after he was slapped with six years behind bars for looting millions from another bank in a Ponzi scheme.

Dwek, 40, was sentenced in Monmouth County, NJ, yesterday on a 2006 conviction for trying to rip off $50 million from PNC Bank in a check-kiting scheme, a law-enforcement source said.

After he was caught, he became an FBI informant who helped authorities jail 46 people — many of them members of his synagogue — in New Jersey’s largest corruption case to date.

He posed as a corrupt developer and secretly recorded politicians and other government employees accepting bribes.

The sentences run concurrently — meaning he’ll serve a total of six years.