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The government is seeking to overturn Martini’s rulings excluding certain evidence from a retrial of charges that Bergrin orchestrated the 2004 murder of an FBI informant by members of a violent Newark drug gang.
Prosecutors also are attacking Martini’s decision to move forward with a second trial next week on charges focusing just on Bergrin’s alleged cocaine-trafficking activities, including charges that he plotted to hire a Chicago hit man in 2008 to silence a witness against another drug client.
The government contends Martini overstepped his judicial discretion by breaking up the 33-count indictment and forcing prosecutors to try the case in separate trials to avoid what the judge feared would be unfair prejudice. The remaining charges, alleging several racketeering conspiracies, murder, witness tampering, prostitution and tax evasion, could be tried at a later date, Martini has said.

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The Afternoon Roundup
Taxi driver Gurmeet Singh, charged in rape, says he picked up hookers, record shows
A taxi driver charged with raping a passenger blamed the DNA match that nailed him on back-seat hanky panky with prostitutes, court papers revealed. “I did not rape anybody,” Gurmeet Singh, 40, told police, according to the criminal complaint. “Sometimes I pick up women, call girls, off the street and have sex with them.” His statements were made public when the married father of two was arraigned in Brooklyn Criminal Court Wednesday morning. He was ordered held on $1 million bail. Read More: Daily News
Profanity-laced rants revealed in McDonald’s beatdown case
Sustaining skull-crushing, bone-breaking, contusion-causing beat-downs at the end of a metal hamburger grill scraper did not stop two irate McDonalds customers from giving cops a screaming, booze-fueled, profanity-laced ear-full once in custody, according to police statements released this morning. “Why don’t you love me the way I love you?” Rachel Edwards, 24, of Brooklyn, who has just suffered multiple cuts and bruises, shouts at one point to sweetheart Denise Darbeau, who has just suffered a cracked skull and broken arm, according to the lengthy statements. Read More: New York Post

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PHOTO COURTESY OF THE UPPER SADDLE RIVER POLICE DEPARTMENT
The case of Bruce Gordon, who has been charged with Endangering the Welfare of a Child, has been turned over to Bergen County Prosecutor’s Office. Gordon, the former director of Building, Grounds and Maintenance for the Upper Saddle River School District, was arrested on Dec. 19 after school officials discovered child pornography on a computer assigned to him.
PHOTO COURTESY OF THE UPPER SADDLE RIVER POLICE DEPARTMENT
The case of Yuhua Liu, who was charged with Engaging in Prostitution on Jan. 2, was rescheduled to Jan. 24 after Judge Harry Norton Jr. determined she required a Mandarin translator.
Amid the many individuals charged with motor vehicle violations, stood a former Upper Saddle River School District employee facing charges of Endangering the Welfare of a Child. Two friends of an ex-Hillsdale police officer who died in an alleged drag race on Route 17 had their first appearance on a Hindering Apprehension charge, and a New York woman facing an prostitution charge also made an appearance.

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… Ever been to a hipster party? Everybody is standing around thinking about what cooler place they’d rather go, rather than just enjoying themselves,” she said. “In the Hassid scene, the crowd is not as dense, but people are sitting down and talking and facing eath other.”
The dominant use of the showy color red in the hipster works, but not the Hassids, are indicative of both cultures, too. “Hipsters try to be cool, like they’re not paying attention to you, that they’re in their own world, but they’re all about ‘look at me’,” she said. “In the Hassid world, they are forbidden to wear red. On women, red is the sign of a prostitute. They’re always in black or brown. This is all about the very specific the values that they hold.”

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