SDNY
COURTHOUSE,
Sept 25 – A man who was
charged in a conspiracy to
traffic guns from Pennsylvania
to the Bronx was allowed to
plead guilty to misprision of
felony, concealing his
knowledge of his
co-defendant's unlawful
possession of a firearm.
It's a far
cry from the detailed
Complaint in the case,
complete with slang
translations such as that
"bousin" means "close friend"
and "ion get the bread" means
"I don't have the
money."
White shoe
defense counsel from Paul
Weiss wants no jail time and
no term of probation on
September 25.
The US Attorney's
Office wrote in and asked
for no jail time - but three
years probation with six
months of curfew, saying
this co-defendant purchased
guns for the named
defendant.
Inner
City Press has been following
the case.
The case is USA
v. Celestine, et al.,
1:25-cr-321 (Ramos)
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