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In SDNY Quartet Presented for Bank Fraud and ID Theft in Mag Court Bailed By Judge Cave

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SDNY COURTHOUSE, Dec 3 –  A sealed complaint with two counts of bank fraud and aggravated identity theft against Angelo Alvarado, Darryl Henderson, Nisaiah Noble and Jonathan Rios was signed on December 2 by U.S. District Court for the Southern District of New York Magistrate Judge Barbara Moses.

  Alvarado was arrested at 6 am on December 3 and was brought before newest SDNY Magistrate Judge Sarah L. Cave in shackles eleven hours later. (Judge Moses, it was said to Inner City Press as the only media then in the Magistrates Court, had another responsibility; Judge Cave will be in charge of the Magistrates Court later in December).

   He was given Federal Defender Jennifer Willis, while his three co-defendants were assigned CJA lawyers. He was released on a $40,000 bond and the requirements of not contacting any co-defendant without the presence of counsel and of no new lines of credit, bank accounts or other financial accounts without the approval of pre-trial services.

   In the underlying Complaint, US Postal Inspector Kayvan Kazemi describes eight victims having their bank accounts looted, in Manhattan, Kingston and Wappinger Falls, New York and Litchfield and Danbury, Connecticut, for at least $75,000. The case is US v. Alvarado, et al., 19-mj-11265 (Cave).

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