| Harlem Murder Trial Has
Grainy Video and Blizzard Talk
by
Matthew & Russell Lee, Patreon Substack
100
CENTRE ST,
Jan 22 – A man is on trial for
a murder committed on 152nd
Street near St. Nicholas
Avenue in Harlem on March 7,
2023, before NYS Justice
Gregory Carro, whom Inner City
Press has previously covered
in the Luigi Mangione case he
also presides over.
For this
trial, his large courtroom was
nearly empty. Inner City Press
live tweeted:
NYPD Detective
Garcia on the stand.
ADA: Did you go
to 453 West 152?
Garcia: I
did. [The murder occurred on
March 7, 2023 - defendant was
arrested on Sept 5, 2023].
Garcia: I
was told by the super-
Defense: Objection! Judge
Carro: Sustained
ADA: I'm going to
show you another DD5, it's
People's 17. What did you do?
Garcia: We try to
conduct a daylight canvas. We
look for bullets. The incident
presumably had happened in the
evening.
ADA: Was there
video? Garcia: No, it wasn't
operable. So we got other
videos.
Garcia: We got
video from 847 St. Nicholas
Avenue ADA: Was it continuous
or motion sensor triggered?
Garcia:
Continuous. [Blurry video
shown]
Cross examination
Defense: You didn't know who
the suspect was - but you
tracked a person? Garcia: Yes
Next
witness is Sgt Tyler Morales;
his body-worn camera video is
shown.
ADA: Once your
camera was turned off what did
you do?
Morales: We
canvassed the train station on
155 and St. Nick.
Cross: Defense:
There was a shell casing on
the bed? Morales: Yes.
Defense: The
female you spoke with in the
building, she said she had
only been in that apartment
twice? Morales: Correct.
Judge
Carro: Break.
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