| Of Trio Charged with Drugs
Mother With Children Remains
Detained with ACS Cited
by
Matthew Russell Lee, Patreon Book
Substack
SDNY
COURTHOUSE,
March 20 – Three defendants
charged with drugs and in one
case firearms were brought in
for a bail fight on March 18
in the U.S. District Court for
the Southern District of New
York Magistrates Court. Inner
City Press was there.
The lead
named defendant was a male
with long hair, wearing a
Butler, Pennsylvania "Still
Standing" T-shirt.
He was ordered
detained. Another male was
order release once he meet his
bail conditions. Still in play
as it were was the female, a
mother with children:
Magistrate Judge
Sarah L. Cave: The
lead named
defendant, I
order you
detained. Because
you are a mother with
children, I order an expedited
home inspection, you will
remain detained at least until
Friday.
Inner City Press
went on Friday, March 20 and
live tweeted:
Defense lawyer:
Her boyfriend is watching her
kids, in apartment across the
street. She would be under
ACS' watchful eye. My client
was working as a home health
aide but the client passed so
she is between jobs.
AUSA: It's not ACS' job to
supervise her
AUSA: The
substances and the narcotics
were found in her own home. We
know, she could have told the
FBI there were drugs in her
house and didn't, while there
was powder and crack cocaine
pipe in plain view.
Judge: I want to
thank your family members for
coming in from Maspeth. But
the Government has met its
burden - I cannot release you.
The drug activity took place
in your home, as well as a
firearm - the shooting was
before the sale you were
involved in, but still
The case
is USA v. Ahmed, et al.,
1:26-cr-97 (Carter / Cave)
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