| On
Supervised
Release from
2015 Drug Case
Aryeetey
Indicted Now
Wants New
Lawyer
by
Matthew Russell Lee, Patreon Book
Substack
SDNY COURTHOUSE,
June 8 – Ivanjoel Aryeetey was
sentenced then resentenced in
a drug case, then put under
supervised release.
On
September 26, 2023 he
reappeared in U.S. District
Court for the Southern
District of New York
Magistrates Court on
violations of supervised
release. Inner City Press was
there.
The AUSA said he
had a conference before
District Judge John P. Cronan
the next day, and that it was
unclear where he has been
living, while failing drug
tests.
The
CJA defense lawyer said his
girlfriend was in the
courtroom - she was, saying
"you got this, we got this" at
the end - and that he could be
released to live there.
Magistrate Judge
Wang, noting the standard on
VOSRs, ordered him detained
pending seeing Judge
Cronan.
From Judge Cronan
on September 27: "ORDER that
Defendant Ivanjoel Aryeetey be
released on bail with the
condition of home confinement
with location monitoring at
the discretion of the
Probation Office. The parties
shall appear for a status
conference on January 23, 2024
at 10:00 a.m. (Signed by Judge
John P. Cronan on 9/27/2023)
Then
Aryeetey was arrested and now
indicted as a felon in
possession of a gun, on 163rd
Street in Bronx, and the the
new case was initallly
assigned to Judge J. Paul
Oetken.
It was
consolidated back to Judge
Cronan, to whom Aryeetey's CJA
counsel directed a letter on
June 4 that Aryeetey wants a
new counsel for trial. On June
7, Judge Cronan set a June 13
hearing.
The overall case
is US v. Burrell, et al.,
15-cr-95 (Cronan)
The new
case is US v. Aryeetey,
23-cr-561 (Oetken)
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