GUILTY NY - Det. James Nemorin & Det. Rodney Andrews, slain, Staten Island, 10 March 2003

MsFacetious said:

Wait a minute, she got pregnant ON PURPOSE!
Please... someone take that baby away from her. There is no way she can be a fit parent. What if she gets "wrapped up" with a child molester next time?

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She said she "kind of got sucked into his world," and that she "felt like, well, why not give him a child as far as giving him some kind of hope."

She confessed her relationship with Wilson to a different boyfriend, another inmate who had been under her supervision at the federal prison but is now housed at a state facility. She said it was over with Wilson, and that she was worried she would get into trouble.

After she became pregnant, Wilson's mother made contact, requesting a sonogram photo, according to court papers. Gonzalez said she was worried about the calls because she feared authorities would catch her.

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Two covert police detectives spent their final minutes touting their underworld credibility and evading their surveillance team in an effort to put the men they were investigating at ease, according to testimony and recordings delivered in court yesterday... Minutes later on the evening of March 10, 2003, the detective, James V. Nemorin, 36, and his partner, Rodney J. Andrews, 34, lay dead on a street in Staten Island. ..

That witness, like several others in the case, was a member of the so-called Stapleton Crew, a street gang that prosecutors said sold drugs and guns, shot, robbed and terrorized a path across Staten Island... In the years since the shooting, seven members of the group have pleaded guilty to a variety of charges in exchange for their testimony against Mr. Wilson.

Ms. Kavanagh told jurors that Mr. Wilson intended to steal $1,200 from the detectives, money they were carrying to purchase a Tec-9 pistol, though the stack of police-issued $100 bills remained in Detective Nemorin’s pocket after he was killed. She told jurors that the members of the Stapleton Crew had speculated on Detective Nemorin’s police status, but she stopped short of suggesting that Mr. Wilson knew for sure.

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Cop Killer Found Mentally Retarded, No Death Penalty

A Federal Court judge has ruled cop killer Ronell Wilson cannot be executed because he is mentally disabled.

Wilson was convicted and sentenced to death by two separate federal juries for the murder of two undercover NYPD officers Rodney Andrews and James Nemorin.

(...) The judge instead sentenced him to life in federal prison without parole.

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Federal prosecutors want more time to decide whether to appeal a Brooklyn judge’s decision to revoke the death penalty against convicted cop killer Ronell Wilson.

In papers filed in Brooklyn federal court, prosecutors said they want to figure out their next legal move in the case after the U.S. Supreme Court reviews a case about the legal standard for “intellectual disability.”

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A New York man who killed two detectives has been taken off of death row after a federal judge found that he is legally considered to be intellectually disabled.

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