| Charged
With Using Stolen AT&T Account Info to
Buy iPhones Man Got 25 Months Now
Treatment
By Matthew
Russell Lee, Patreon SDNY MAG COURT
Follow Up, Aug 11- In
the U.S. District Court for
the Southern District of New
York on May 11, 2022 a guilty
plea proceeding was held
before Magistrate Judge
Katharine H. Parker on a man
who confessed to using stolen
AT&T account information
to buy iPhones in other
people's names.
Daniel A. Torres pleaded
guilty, in language that
closely tracked the initial
indictment. For other
co-defendants in the case
there is a pre-trial
conference set for June 1. But
no longer for Torres. It was October
2022 when he got five years
probation. Co-defendant
Altaweed, who got 25 months in
2022, is now up on an alleged
violation of supervision. On
August 11, 2026 the US
Attorney's Office wrote in
asking to push a VOSR
conference back for 90 days
from August 13, note that he
"was transferred from the
Hudson County Jail to an
inpatient treatment program."
This case is US
v. Torres, 21-cr-132
(Hellerstein / Parker) 
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