| In SDNY Mag Court Oxy Nurse
Freed While 2 Bronx Defendants Detained
Without Bail
By Matthew
Russell Lee, Patreon
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SDNY COURTHOUSE,
July 8 – At 3:41 pm on July 8,
the US Attorney's Office for
the SDNY announced that
"Audrey Strauss, the Acting
United States Attorney for the
Southern District of New
York... announced today the
unsealing of a criminal
Complaint in Manhattan federal
court charging PURIFICACION
CRISTOBAL, a nurse
practitioner who operated a
medical clinic in the Bronx,
New York, with illegally
distributing large quantities
of oxycodone. CRISTOBAL
was taken into custody this
morning and is expected to be
presented before Magistrate
Judge Sarah Netburn later
today."
Inner City
Press, which covers the SDNY,
immediately called in to the
CourtCall line since the
Magistrates Court has been
closed for months. But the
case that was on was not on
Cristobal / Oxy.
First it
was a Mr. Watson, no press
release by SDNY, who wanted to
be released on bond.
Denied.
Then
it was Mr. Scott, "in the
courthouse," also
detained.
Finally past 6:30 pm on the
same line, oxy nurse Cristobal
was presented. A bail package
had been agreed to, and her
relative was outside the
courthouse to drive her
home. It may be
the difference between violent
crime and non violent crime.
But
why would the SDNY US
Attorney, under fire in the US
v. Nejad and US v. Ahuha and
Shor cases, put out a press
release about a defendant they
were agreeing to free, while
not putting out anything on
two other defendants they
managed to detain?
Inner City Press will have
more on this. Watch this site.
This case is US v. Cristobal,
20-mj-6995 (Netburn)
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