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24 in Upper Manhattan Drug Case Getting Huge Video Now Alvin Eusebio Found Guilty at Trial

by Matthew Russell Lee, Patreon Book Substack

SDNY COURTHOUSE, Nov 15 – Christopher Santos and more than a dozen others have been indicted for a narcotics conspiracy in Upper Manhattan.

   On September 15, 2023 co-defendant Mercedes appeared with only his lawyer before U.S. District Court for the Southern District of New York Judge Gregory H. Woods.Inner City Press was there.

 Mercedes had missed a September 6 mass proceeding at which a schedule had been set, with Speedy Trial Act time excluded through December 12, 2023. 

The initial complain describes drug sales in front of 2304 Amsterdam Avenue, near 174th Street.

 Jump cut to February 6, 2024, when Judge Woods courtroom was full, with some defendants out on bond in the gallery, with lawyers, and others defendants in the jury box. One defense lawyer got a big laugh when he pointed to his client, the foreman in that good lucking jury.

  At the defense's request, the case was put over into June. There is a new NYPD / TARU video, 5 terabytes, that can barely be seen on the computers in the MDC. Expect severance - and, the prosecutors said, plea bargains.

On July 19, co-defendant Jawan Mills pled guilty to Count 1, with sentencing set for October 16 at 10 am. He was not included in the superceding indictment filed on July 18.

On July 30 co-defendant David Glover pled guilty and was ordered immediately remanded, with sentencing set for November 25 at 11 am.

On July 31 co-defendant Christopher Espinal pled guilty with sentencing set for November 22 at 3 pm; detention was continued.

On August 14, counsel for co-defendant Caminero wrote in and asking for 35 months on August 28.

On August 16, the lead defendant came in, not in custody, to be arraigned on the S6 indictment, pleading not guilty in the run up to the trial now set for November 4.

On August 21, on Caminero the US Attorney's Office wrote in and asked for 70 months, noting "his attempts to intimidate a witness through social media posts."

On August 28, Caminero got 60 months.

Jump cut to October 31, 2024, when co-defendant Juan Checo pled guilty, in the Magistrates Court, before Magistrate Judge Barbara C. Moses. Inner City Press was there. He said he's 39, GED and a semester of college. The indictment says his a/k/a is Pickle. The sentencing date is said to be February 18, 2025.

On November 7 co-Defendant Espinal's lawyer wrote in asking for 60 months on November 22, saying that "like Rasholnikov... Espinal is ready to justice work on changing him."

On November 15, co-defendant Alvin Eusebio was found guilty by jury on counts 1 and 2.

The case is US v. Santos, et al., 22-cr-522 (Woods)

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