EXCLUSIVE | After months of fighting, a former Bronx high school dean who federal prosecutors say led a double life as a drug kingpin will now be allowed to withdraw his guilty plea and go to trial.
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As The Daily Beast reported in December, Garcia—with the support of his family and former students—has been battling to retract his plea to what federal prosecutors called a “decade-long narcotics conspiracy” while behind bars. Garcia, his supporters say, used his past to inspire the youth he worked with as dean for New Visions Charter School for the Humanities I and II.
Rakoff allowed Garcia to switch lawyers but initially shot down the plea-change request. But in September, a recording surfaced which allegedly documented a conversation in which Zaltzberg told Garcia and Hernandez that if he went to trial, he would never see his daughter again.
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