| In SDNY Murky Mag Court Radu
Anghel Who Escaped Deportation In Illinois
Appears Without Number
By Matthew
Russell Lee, Exclusive Patreon Scope
SDNY COURTHOUSE,
July 9 – While
many even most
cases in the
Magistrates
Court of the U.S.
District Court
for the
Southern
District of
New York are
sealed or have
no case number
given, on July 9
before
Magistrate
Judge Henry B. Pitman
things hit a
new level of
murkiness.
Radu Anghel was presented
in shackles,
listed as "R5C3
(Escape from
custody)" but
without any
case number.
But in
Mag
Court it was
said he had
been in the
process of being
deported
through an
airport in Illinois
when he escaped.
So there must be
a case number.
He was
detained with
the
preliminary
hearing set
for two weeks
time, still
without case
number. Then
the deputy
carried in to
Judge Pitman a
set of red
cornered
envelopes of
other sealed
cases.
Earlier
on July
9 on
an
indictment
for loansharking, at
first the
government
said the boss
of the conspiracy
was recorded
making threats
for the
repayment of
the "loan."
Then,
after Judge Pitman
was said this
defendant was
detained,
it was said
that there is
no recording
of that
threat, only
two witnesses
both of whom
are
cooperators.
Judge Pitman
reversed
himself and
allowed the
loansharking
boss to be
freed on bond,
with a
signature by
his sister who
is a part-time
professor at
NYU. The
loansharking
muscleman with
a relative
working at
Columbia
University but
only at a
coffee serving
franchise, was
detained.
Back on July
3, a murder
defendant was
brought
through,
charged with
the killing in
2818 Bronx
Park East of
Shaquille
Malcolm. The
defendant's
last name - no
case number
was given -
was Hopkins,
with all
Speedy Trial
Act time
excluded until
September 5.
The charging
document, even
as shown to
the defense,
was missing
the third
count. One CJA
lawyer stood
in for
another. And
so it goes in
the SDNY.
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