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Two Men Arrested For Drug Money Laundering Their Incomes Detailed On Record in Mag Court

By Matthew Russell Lee, Patreon
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SDNY COURTHOUSE, Aug 14 – On August 12 Fiedel Bautista and Ramon Portes were arrested in the Bronx and charged with money laundering drug proceeds.

On August 13 the men appeared back to back in U.S. District Court for the Southern District of New York Magistrates Court. Inner City Press covered it.

 Bautista asked to be released on bond, but was denied.

 Ramon Portes consented to detention and got a medical order, since his medications were under an alias.  

Both are from the Dominican Republic. Bautista when asked if he would like consular notification asked, Why? I was arrested here. 

On August 14 the paperwork of the two proceedings went onto PACER, with the orders signed by SDNY Magistrate Judge Paul E. Davison including, for Ramon Portes, a request for consular notification on which Judge Davison requested an update in a week.  

On Bautista, the minute order said "defendant to be detained due to risk of flight." During the proceeding it was said he makes $3500 a month, and had to his name $224 (though $100,000 in cash in the cab).

These disclosures are relevant to another SDNY defendant's argument that his CJA form should be sealed in full. If so, why were these defendants' information read out loud on a public line.

These cases are US v. Bautista, 20-mj-8578 (Davison). 

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