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Drug Gang Case With 18 Defendants Gets Another Who Consents To Detention in SDNY

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SDNY COURTHOUSE, Oct 15 – In an 18-defendant drug gang case a 19th defendant was arrested and presented on October 15, and detained on consent.  

  U.S. District Court for the Southern District of New York Magistrate Judge Sarah L. Cave held the presentment. Inner City Press covered it. 

 Assigned defense attorney Gary Becker had some problem with his connection, or at least video. He consented to detention for his client, Augustus Ingram.

The next date before the District Judge, George B. Daniels, is on November 18. Judge Cave excluded Speedy Trial Act time until then.

The case is US v. Ingram, 20-cr-57 (Daniels / Cave)

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