Inner City Press





In Other Media-eg NYLJ Fortune 2023, CJR, NY Mag, AJE, Georgia, CSM Click here to contact us     .



These reports are usually available through Google News and on Lexis-Nexis
,



Follow on X

Home -

These reports are usually available through Google News and on Lexis-Nexis

CONTRIBUTE

(FP Twitterati 100, 2013)

ICP on YouTube

BloggingHeads.tv
Sept 24, 2013

UN: Sri Lanka

VoA: NYCLU

FOIA Finds  

Google, Asked at UN About Censorship, Moved to Censor the Questioner, Sources Say, Blaming UN - Update - 

Support this work by buying this book
Belt and Roadkill
and paperback

 

 

 


Community
Reinvestment

Bank Beat

Freedom of Information
 

How to Contact Us



For Robbing a Bodega Owner on Amsterdam Ave Epps Got 5 Years Co-D Is Denied Bail

by Matthew Russell Lee, Patreon Book Substack

SDNY COURTHOUSE, Jan 20 – For an armed robbery of a bodega owner in his apartment at Amsterdam and West 91st Street, one defendant was retained and one released on bond in the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of New York.

  On March 7 both appeared before SDNY Judge Lewis J. Liman. Inner City Press was there, the only media in the courtroom.   

 Judge Liman gave two more weeks to provide discovery, and set a next conference for June 3 (a defense lawyer said he'd be on a family ski trip to Steamboat Springs, Colorado on the first proposed date, May 28).

Judge Liman said he would set a trial date at that time. 

On July 14 Judge Liman set a trial date for co-defendant Mangual: February 9, 2026, after the lead defendant pled guilty on May 1.

Epps got five years on August 20. In October 17, Mangual pled guilty, with sentencing set for January 27 at 11 am.

On December 23 Inner City Press was in the Magistrates Court when a third defendant in the case was brought in, Jose Rivera. His CJA lawyer consented to detention, on his last day in the CJA Pool. A control date of January 22 was set.

On January 15 he white shoe CJA at Wachtell Lipton wrote in asking for release on bail, ascribing prior criminal charges to, inter alia, being hacked.

On January 19 - MLK Day - the US Attorney's Office wrote in opposing bail, saying he used his time on the run to commit another armed robbery.

On January 20, Judge Liman ordered: "Government to determine and file any superseding indictment and to turn over any additional discovery within the next 6 weeks. The Court heard argument from both parties regarding defendant's bail application. For the reasons as stated on the record, the Court finds there is no condition or combination of conditions that can reasonably assure defendant's appearance as required and the safety to the community, so the Court denies the defendant's motion for bail. Next Status Conference set for March 5, 2026 at 10:00AM."

 The overall case is USA v. Epps, et al., 1:25-cr-83 (Liman)

***

Your support means a lot. As little as $5 a month helps keep us going and grants you access to exclusive bonus material on our Patreon page. Click here to become a patron.

sdny

Feedback: Editorial [at] innercitypress.com
SDNY Press Room
500 Pearl Street, NY NY 10007 USA

Mail: Box 130222, Chinatown Station, NY NY 10013

Reporter's mobile (and weekends): 718-716-3540



Other, earlier Inner City Press are listed here, and some are available in the ProQuest service, and now on Lexis-Nexis.

 Copyright 2006-2025 Inner City Press, Inc. To request reprint or other permission, e-contact Editorial [at] innercitypress.com