United States v. Remo
District Court, E.D. Texas
1Opinion of the Court
MEMORANDUM OPINION AND ORDER
COBB, District Judge.
The defendant, Frank Remo, A/K/A “Big Daddy” (Remo), has filed a motion to vacate the detention order entered June 10, 1991 by United States Magistrate Judge George A. Kelt, Jr.. For the reasons set forth below, Remo’s motion is denied.
I. THE INDICTMENT
Remo is named in two counts of a thirteen defendant, twenty-one count indictment now pending in this court. Many of Remo’s co-defendants have plead guilty and agreed to testify for the government. Some of Remo’s co-defendants have already been sentenced, one to a term of 120 months in the custody…
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