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Loans At Bronx Auto Dealership Eduar Vidal
Faces Trial June 14 After Plea Offer
By Matthew
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May 27 –
Eduar Vidal is facing trial on
bank fraud charges, for a
scheme in which the auto
dealership he ran processed
faked auto loans.
On May 27,
U.S. District Court for the
Southern District of New York
Judge Denise L. Cote held an
in-person final pre-trial
conference. Inner City Press
went and covered
it.
Judge Cote
put on the record that the US
Attorney's Office offered
Vidal a plea deal for 18 to 24
months, which he rejected.
The
Assistant US Attorney took to
the podium, took off his mask
and said if Vidal pleads
guilty before trial without a
deal the guidelines would be
41 to 51 months. If he goes to
trial and is found guilty, the
AUSA said, it would be 51 to
63 months - to some, a form of
penalty.
Judge Cote
turned to motions in limine,
whether statements by those
whose names were on the auto
loan applications will be
admissible as statements of
conspirators.
Vidal sought to
keep them out, as well as his
immigration status and
Dominican citizenship. The
statements are in, but
immigration out.
The trial is set
to being June 14. The case is
US v. Vidal, 21-cr-726 (Cote)
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