Community Petition and Protest — United States v. Anwar Salahuddin and Quadri Salahuddin (S.D.N.Y.)

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A letter-style petition, Document 177, filed 03/11/24, Case 7:21-cr-00681-NSR, addressed to the United States District Court, Southern District of New York, in the case of Anwar Salahuddin and Quadri Salahuddin, from "Concerned Mount Vernon Tribal / Community Members," dated March 3, 2024. The writers protest that the defendants have been cited as "flight risks" and kept in custody until the scheduled sentence date. They list reasons, including that the defendants are first time offenders, worked steadily, stayed in contact with their lawyers and never left the State of New York. They ask that the defendants be released with "community service" in Mount Vernon until sentencing or dismissal, and say that signers would hold themselves accountable for the defendants' appearance in court.

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Case 7:21-cr-00681-NSR Document 177 Filed 03/11/24 Page 1 of 2

To: United States District Court Southern District of New York

Anwar Salahuddin and Quadri Salahuddin

Case: # 21-mj-09734-.01,02,03,04 FBI Case No. Sealed I) ECE ETS G [E I V D
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA et al

US ATTORNEY GENERAL, Merrick B. GARLAND MAR 1 a |
US ATTORNEY Damien WILLIAMS |

ASST US ATTORNEY, Courtney HEAVY ~ OSie™
ASST US ATTORNEY, Jeffrey E. COFFMAN irae
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT, et al

CHIEF JUDGE, Paul E. DAVISON
CLERK OF COURT, Ruby J. KRAJICK
_ DIRECTOR FEDERAL INSURANCE OFFICE, Steven SEITZ

In the case of Anwar SALAHUDDIN and Quadri SALAHUDDIN; We concerned tribal / community
family of Mount Vernon, New York; Westchester County have been informed that the defendants and
tribal claimants, Anwar Salahuddin and Quadri Salahuddin, have been improperly and wrongly cited as
“flight risks” and being held in custody until the scheduled sentence date.

We the concerned tribal / community members protest this decision made by the United States District .

Court Southern District of New York due to the following facts. Both the tribal members, Anwar
Salahuddin and Quadri Salahuddin;
a.) are first time offenders
b.) worked on a steady job weekly since being released on bail
¢.) stayed in contact with their court appointed lawyers since they were assigned to their case.
. d.) appeared early at every appointment scheduled on the court calendar
e.) never left the State of New York as ordered by the court
f.) had support of both parents and friends at every court appearance
g.) have total support and willing custodianship of several Mount Vernon, N-Y. local tribal and
conumunity members.

For these reasons, we protest the continued incarceration of the defendants as “flight risks” and we
request the tribal / community members in the case of Anwar Salahuddin and Quadri Salahuddin be
released with “community service” in Mount Vernon, New York, location of their home town residence,
until the court sentence date or dismissal of this case.

A few tribal / community members have signed this petition to the United States District Court Southern

District Of New York to appeal for the release of Anwar Salahuddin and Quadri Salahuddin. We wiil

also hold ourselves accountable and responsible for the defendants continued appearance in court until the
final decision or dismissal of this case by the Honorable Chief Judge, Paul E. Davison or the presiding
magistrate over this case.

We are counting on justice and fair decisions to prevail on this matter to curtail any further petitions or
growing protests.

Concerned Mount Vernon Tribal / Community Members. March 3, 2024 ~


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