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Subject: RE: Follow Up on July 23 Incident Sensitive Disclosure Materials 
Date: Tue, 17 Dec 2019 14:15:07 +0000 
Thanks again for taking the lead on this stuff. I'll be in a meeting from about 10:30am to 3pm today, but otherwise am 
available if there's anything you want to discuss before tomorrow's conference. I have a 10am plea in White Plains 
tomorrow, so I'm planning to take the train up. 
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USANYS) 
Sent: Tuesday, December 17, 2019 6:47 AM 
To: Aida Leisenring <[email protected]> 
Cc: 
>; Bruce Barket <[email protected]> 
Subject: Re: Follow Up on July 23 Incident Sensitive Disclosure Materials 
Aida, 
To confirm, we are looking into whether video of the hallway, and videos and/or photos of the cell exist. We likely would 
make those available for review in the same manner as the report. We are also looking into whether the orange rope was 
preserved and if it was, we will let you know our position on whether it can be made available for inspection. As discussed 
briefly, since you have reviewed a photograph of the rope, we are not sure the basis for a physical inspection and would 
ask you to articulate one for our consideration. 
Co-Chief, Narcotics Unit 
On Dec 16, 2019, at 16:52, Aida Leisenring <[email protected]> wrote: 
Hello 
Thank you for taking the time to let us review sensitive disclosure materials in your office on Friday. We appreciate it. I 
just wanted to memorialize a few follow-up questions we had. 
1. It is our understanding that there is video surveillance in the hallway in or near the tier that was preserved in 
reference to the July 23 incident. We would like to see a copy of it. 
2. 
It is our understanding that there may be photographs or a video recording of cell 124 that would have been 
taken shortly after the incident. If so, we would like to see them. 
3. 
If the orange rope was preserved, we would like to view it in person. 
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