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THIS IS WHY YOU SHOULD INVEST IN GOOD PLASTICS AND NOT CARD IN NYC ITS THE WOSTE PLACE COMEON PEOPLE AND IF CARDING IN NYC KEEP IT LIGHT THEY ARE WATCHING
A Manhattan grand jury indicted rapper Foxy Brown's big brother Gavin this morning in a credit card scheme cops say swiped $8,000 from the Hermes store on Madison Ave.
He faces up to 15 years prison after getting busted last week on charges he tried to use an obviously bogus MasterCard to buy birthday party duds from the fancy French boutique.
Gavin's three co-defendants are also charged with trying to pay the same tab with more bad plastic, all under the watchful eyes of an undercover street crime unit cop who was doing surveillance in the store at the time.
The quartet allegedly led cops on a 90-mile-an-hour chase before finally pulling over.
In learning of his indictment today, Marchand stood before the same judge, Manhattan Criminal Court Judge Melissa Jackson, who handled his sister's 2007 assault case, for slugging a pair of Chelsea nail salon workers in an an argument over the pedicure bill.
"The same judge? I can't believe it!" Marchand said, leaving court, when told of the coincidence. The judge ordered him to return to court Sept. 16 to be arraigned on the indictment.
Read more: http://www.nypost.com/p/news/local/...n_hermes_dDDguwSWjMolys8mVgoLGI#ixzz0wdJiQFsq
A Manhattan grand jury indicted rapper Foxy Brown's big brother Gavin this morning in a credit card scheme cops say swiped $8,000 from the Hermes store on Madison Ave.
He faces up to 15 years prison after getting busted last week on charges he tried to use an obviously bogus MasterCard to buy birthday party duds from the fancy French boutique.
Gavin's three co-defendants are also charged with trying to pay the same tab with more bad plastic, all under the watchful eyes of an undercover street crime unit cop who was doing surveillance in the store at the time.
The quartet allegedly led cops on a 90-mile-an-hour chase before finally pulling over.
In learning of his indictment today, Marchand stood before the same judge, Manhattan Criminal Court Judge Melissa Jackson, who handled his sister's 2007 assault case, for slugging a pair of Chelsea nail salon workers in an an argument over the pedicure bill.
"The same judge? I can't believe it!" Marchand said, leaving court, when told of the coincidence. The judge ordered him to return to court Sept. 16 to be arraigned on the indictment.
Read more: http://www.nypost.com/p/news/local/...n_hermes_dDDguwSWjMolys8mVgoLGI#ixzz0wdJiQFsq
