| In Case of Theft
of 23000 Dozen Eggs and $360000
in Whiskey Dispatcher Charged
With Different Judge
by
Matthew Russell Lee, Patreon Book
Substack SDNY
COURTHOUSE,
Oct 22 รข A defendant
charged as part of a Cargo
Theft Enterprise that stole,
among other things, 23,400
dozen eggs worth $51,000 (and
whiskey worth $360,000) was
presented in the U.S. District
Court for the Southern
District of New York
Magistrates Court on June 30.
Inner City Press was there,
the only media in the SDNY Mag
Court. The
defendant, in shorts with
tattooed arms, was assigned a
CJA lawyer and was given a
bond package: immediate
release on $100,000 unsecured
bond with two co-signed, GPS
and able to visit his lawyer
in the District of New
Jersey. The whiskey
was supposed to be shipped
from Texas to New Jersey, the
eggs from Pennsylvania to
Utah. There are
six other co-defendants, from
Russia, Ukraine, Armenia and
India, have their case
assigned to District Judge
Andrew Carter, with a
conference set. On July 15 Inner
City Press was in the SDNY
Magistrates Court when another
co-defendant was bought in in
MDC tan, with a retain (paid)
lawyer. The US Attorney's
Office agreed he could be
released on unsecured bond,
and able to travel to and from
Pennsylvania, through the
District of New Jersey. Jump cut to
October 22, when a defendant
was brought in on a separate
indictment, assigned to a
different SDNY District Judge.
But the AUSA said it is
"related" to 26-cr-270. This
defendant is working as a
dispatcher, and the indictment
said he did the same for the
cargo theft ring. He will be
released as soon as he turns
his passport in. This case case is
USA v. Nuriddinov, et al.,
1:26-cr-455 (Buchwald /
Parker) The case is USA v. Gulian, et al., 26-cr-270 (Carter / Aaron)
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