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Man Charged With Robbing Bodega After 100 Centre Pled to 19 Years Now Co-D Asks 8 Years

by Matthew Russell Lee, Patreon Book Substack

SDNY COURTHOUSE, Sept 7 – A man who was released on $50,000 bond on armed robbery charges in February had a revocation of bail hearing on March 22 before U.S. District Court for the Southern District of New York Judge Denise L. Cote. Inner City Press was there, the only media in the courtroom.

  The complaint describes the robbery of a convenience store in West Harlem, apparently when the defendant arrived uptown from a court appearance in 100 Centre Street.  

The same Federal Defender who got him bond in February now emphasized that he had been taking care of his child - present in back of the courtroom - since.

Judge Cote pointed out violations of supervised release. She ordered the defendant remanded. Bye Daddy, the child said. 

On June 13, co-defendant Adama Karamoko pled guilty to counts 1 and 9. His sentencing was set for September 19 and he remained remanded.

On September 6 Karamoko's lawyer filed a request for 96 months, noting inter alia "other family members in Paris and Africa," without naming a country.

On July 30, co-defendant Burgess pled guilty with sentencing set for October 31 at 11:30 pm, and remand continued.

On August 12, Thomas was brought before SDNY Magistrate Judge Sarah L. Cave and pled guiltys, with a guideline of 19 to 20 years. Thread

Judge: How old are you? Defendant: 24. Judge: How far did you go in school? Defendant: 6th grade...

Judge: I have your plea agreement to a sentencing guideline of 228 to 240 months in prison. Is this your signature?

Defendant: Yes Ma'am

A sentencing control date of November 12 was set; the defendant was allowed some time with his family.

 The case is US v. Thomas, et al., 24-cr-157 (Cote)

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