A judge has ordered a cable channel to turn over for in camera inspection all video from a defendant's jailhouse interview, footage that the prosecution contends is needed for its murder case.
December 31, 2015 at 11:00 AM
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A judge has ordered a cable channel to turn over for in camera inspection all video from a defendant’s jailhouse interview, footage that the prosecution contends is needed for its murder case.
Acting Bronx Supreme Court Justice Ralph Fabrizio ordered News 12 The Bronx to produce the complete aired and unaired footage of an interview with Nasean Bonie to determine what could be given to prosecutors.
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