Man Arrested
For Offering $3500 Passports For Crypto
Liquidation Has Co Signer As Debtor?
By Matthew
Russell Lee, Patreon Maxwell
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Exclusive, April 19 – Hosame
Dergasly was arrested after
offering to selling fake
passports from Guatamela,
Germany and Turkey to an
undercover Federal agent who
told Dergasly has wanted the
passports "to liquidate crypto
currency and withdraw cash
from financial
institutions."
On March 30, U.S. District
Court for the Southern
District of New York
Magistrate Judge Sarah L. Cave
held a proceeding on releasing
Degasly, pending resolution of
an ICE immigration detainer.
Inner City Press covered it,
as the only media in the SDNY
Magistrates Court.
Dergasly,
who had primarily spoken in
Arabic, offered to sell the
passports for $3500 each.
Docketed on April
1, this: "ENDORSED LETTER as
to Hosame Dergasly addressed
to Magistrate Judge Sarah L.
Cave from Zawadi Baharanyi,
Esq dated 3/31/2022 re: Hosame
Desgasly, 22 Mag 2831. Ms.
Baharanyi writes to request
that Mr. Dergasly be released
upon his signature, the ankle
bracelet, and surrendering his
passport. This will give the
parties additional time to
arrange and complete the
co-signer process without
prolonging Mr. Desgasly's time
at the MDC Brooklyn."
On April 19,
Judge Broderick docketed an
order about the defendant's
proposed moral suasion
co-signer in fact possibly
owing him money: "I denied the
Government's application for
Defendant's detention, and
modified Judge Cave's bail
determination as documented in
my April 1, 2022 Order (Doc.
7). On April 15, 2022,
Defendant made an application
to Judge J. Paul Oetken, the
Part I judge on duty. The
Government submitted a letter
in opposition to the request
bail modification on April 16,
2022, and the defense
submitted a reply on April 18,
2022. In light of my
familiarity with the
underlying issues, I have
agreed to handle Defendant's
application to modify his bail
conditions. I have read the
letter submissions related to
the Defendant's application to
modify his bail conditions. It
is hereby ORDERED that the
parties advise me by the close
of business tomorrow whether
the proposed moral suasion
co-signor referenced in
Defendant's April 15, 2022
letter owes money to
Defendant. (Signed by Judge
Vernon S. Broderick on
4/18/2022)."
Inner City Press
will continue to follow the
case, which is US v. Dergasly,
22-mj-2831 (Broderick / Cave)
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