Marvin Bernard

Rapper Marvin Bernard aka Tony Yayo leaves court after a compliance hearing. He was sentenced in February to 10 months of public service for assault.

Remy Smith

Last photo of a free Remy Smith aka Remy Ma. Remy, 26, was found guilty of assault, weapons-possession and coercion charges for blasting Makeda Barnes Joseph, 24, with a .45-caliber handgun outside a club in the Meatpacking District on July 14, 2007. She was taken from the courtroom in handcuffs and will be sentenced April 23. She will be sent to state prison, possibly for 25 years.

Remy Smith

An apprehensive Remy Smith leaves court today during deliberations in her trial for the alleged shooting of a friend in a dispute over a $3000 theft from her purse at a Meatpacking District bar. The jury will be out tomorrow and return on the 27th..

Manuel Martinez Trial

Myrna Bores, sister of murder victim George Kogan. She identified her brother's body in the Medical Examiners office when he was murdered in 1990. Manuel Martinez is currently on trial for his murder. Bores's comment to this photographer; "Asshole! Wipe your nose". The NY Post's RICH WIDOW'S 'SLAY BROKER' story provides us with the juicy details of this high profile murder.

Edward Marquette

The NY Times reports, "A buildings inspector has been arrested and charged with faking a report that he visited a towering construction crane on the East Side of Manhattan on March 4 in response to a complaint. The inspector, the authorities said, never visited the crane, which toppled and killed seven people 11 days later. The buildings commissioner, said that all the cranes examined by the inspector who was arrested, Edward J. Marquette, 46, in the last six months would receive new inspections."

Remy Smith

Remy Smith leaves court today in her ongoing trial for the early morning shooting of her friend outside a Meatpacking District club.

Trevor Smith

Laura Italiano of the NY Post reports "Trevor Smith, 35, of Baldwin, LI - has managed to stay out of jail despite a lengthy New York rap sheet - including a probation sentence in 1999 for possessing a loaded illegal handgun. Yesterday's sentencing covered his August 2005 kicking of fan Roberto Lebron after Lebron accidentally spit on a car in Busta's entourage at West 19th Street and Sixth Avenue. It also covered his December 2006 beatdown of his former driver, Eddie Hatchet, with whom he was arguing over back pay, as well as his admission to driving drunk on 11th Avenue in March 2007, and a minor license suspension. Cops seized a machete from Busta's car when he was arrested in 2006 - a weapon the rapper yesterday said he won't be reclaiming from cops."

Cecil (Katie) Suwal

The NY Post reports "Cecil "Katie" Suwal, 23, who prosecutors say kept the books of the Emperors Club VIP - while also supervising "date" bookers and recruiting new hookers, faces 20 years in prison on money-laundering and prostitution charges. Suwal who allegedly controlled the million-dollar international prostitution ring that brought down former Gov. Eliot Spitzer walked out of Manhattan federal lockup yesterday after signing off on a $500,000 bond."

Remy Smith

Makeda Barnes- Joseph testified in court today that Remy Smith aka Remy Ma, shown leaving court, shot her after accusing her of stealing $3000 from her pocketbook. "DIVA CHARGED IN SHOOT" chronicles the events of the July 14, 2007 early morning shooting in New York's Meatpacking District.

Makeda Barnes Joseph

Makeda Barnes- Joseph testified in court today that Remy Smith shot her after accusing her of stealing $3000 from her pocketbook. "DIVA CHARGED IN SHOOT" chronicles the events of the July 14, 2007 early morning shooting in New York's Meatpacking District.

Michael Izzo

Former NYC fireman Michael Izzo, 30, leaving court, will get one to three years on felony reckless endangerment. Izzo and fellow firefighter at the time pleaded guilty to dousing the bay door of their former midtown Manhattan station house with gasoline, lighting it, and then running away. Laura Italiano of the NY Post reports on this mind boggling story.

Gregory Vinarsky

Manhattan District Attorney Robert M. Morgenthau announced today the indictment of 11 persons for operating a fraudulent “medical mill” that bilked insurance companies of more than $6.2 million. Among the defendants, charged in an 84-count indictment with Enterprise Corruption and other criminal offenses, are three medical doctors, a chiropractor, two acupuncturists, and 10 corporations. At the top of the criminal enterprise’s hierarchy was Gregory Vinarsky. Vinarsky paid the “runners” to stage car accidents and bring uninjured passengers to the enterprise’s clinic.

Stanislav Shmulevich

Stanislav Shmulevich leaves court after pleading guilty. Former Pace University student Shmulevich was originally arrested for flushing a copy of the Koran belonging to the university in a campus toilet last year. Read the NY Post editorial here. Shmulevich was sentenced to community service.