| Man Arrested with 2000
Pounds of Marijuana Ghost Gun and
Ferrari Is Freed on $250000 Bond
by
Matthew Russell Lee, Patreon Book
Substack
SDNY
COURTHOUSE,
Aug 27 – A young man who came
to the US from France in 2008
and was arrested with two
kilos of cocaine, 2000 pounds
of marijuana and a ghost gun
was the subject of a bail
fight on August 27 in
the U.S. District Court for
the Southern District of New
York Magistrates Court. Inner
City Press was there, the only
media in the SDNY Mag Court,
and live tweeted:
AUSA: He told the
agents he bought the Ferrari
by trading in a Mayback and
some cash. Judge: The report
tells me he rents out the
luxury cars. AUSA: He's been
seen driving it personally,
back and forth from Manhattan
to Brooklyn where he has a
warehouse of sorts
AUSA: He
had two kilos of cocaine and
two thousand pounds of
marijuana. He claims he works
for a windows company Judge:
But how is that risk of
flight? That he has money?
AUSA: Yes Judge: That's either
speculation or common sense.
Without a passport, into
Canada?
Judge: I think
the case in close but I am
going to release him, on
$250,000 unsecured bond. He
will live with his father in
Queens. No new bank accounts
without the prior approval of
Pre-Trial Services
The case is
USA v. Knorr, 1:26-mj-3520
(Moses)
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