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Defendant in scary Staten Island home invasion that was caught on video pleads guilty - Mobile Industry Eye

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New York's Staten Island. A defendant has entered a guilty plea in connection with a violent home invasion at a Mid-Island residence where women and children
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Defendant in scary Staten Island home invasion that was caught on video pleads guilty - Mobile Industry Eye

New York’s Staten Island. A defendant has entered a guilty plea in connection with a violent home invasion at a Mid-Island residence where women and children were sleeping. For his involvement in the Dec. 18, 2023 incident, 29-year-old Michael Conley of Stapleton’s 500 block of Bay Street is set to receive a sentence of 10 years in jail on February 24. Judge Alexander Jeong heard Conley’s case on Thursday, and he pleaded guilty to first-degree b…

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