| Uzkek
Kudaybergenov Told Business He
Has No Tolerance For Gays Now 2
More Months
By Matthew
Russell Lee, Patreon
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SDNY COURTHOUSE,
Nov 2 – Allambergen
Kudaybergenov got hired for a
job requiring legal US
residence then it didn't work
out.
He was charged
with identity theft, and
making threats over wires.
On August 3
U.S. District Court for the
Southern District of New York
Judge Mary Kay Vyskocil held a
change of plea proceeding.
Inner City Press covered
it.
Kudaybergenov had
emailed the "Victim Business"
that he has "zero tolerance
for gay people."
Ultimately he was
offered a plea deal with a ten
months guideline, after which
he would be deported. He took
it.
Judge
Vyskocil was asked by Federal
Defenders to set the
sentencing in late September.
She called that
unrealistic and picked October
28.
In fact,
the sentencing took place on
November 2, and Inner City
Press covered it.
The Federal
Defender asked for time
served: eight months. The US
Attorney's Office asked for a
sentence in the guidelines,
the low end of which was 10
months.
The
defendant, it was said,
overstayed his student visa
from Uzbekistan then, drinking
after work, more than 40 times
emailed threats including
racist threats to "the
business" and its restaurants.
He declined to speak at
sentencing.
Judge
Vyskocil chose the ten months,
that is, two more months in,
to be spent in the MCC. Then
he will be deported to
Uzbekistan.
The case is US v.
Kudaybergenov, 20-cr-228
(Vyskocil)
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