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I'm your host, retired NYPD Sergeant Bill Cannon, a 27-year veteran of the NYPD.

Some new happenings, some new occurrences, some new legal maneuvers

in the case of Luigi Mangione. And his defense team is requesting that Luigi be allowed

to have a laptop at his disposal while he is in jail so that he can go over his court case.

Unknown whether I know the Manhattan District Attorney's Office does not want any part of that.

They do not want him to have a laptop.

Whether the fed the feds agree to it, that's another thing. But I don't

know whether I could say this is unprecedented. And really, the purpose of the laptop was really

to have go over the evidence and go over the discovery because the attorneys claim that they cannot

spend enough time with Luigi to go over his case in court so that if he would have access

to this laptop, he could do his own homework right in jail to go over his case.

So, you know, it seems like he may be getting some special treatment, there's little thing, ABC News.

A handwritten notes were found on Luigi Mangione's Argyle Sox at court violating his

special treatment, according to prosecutors.

Luigi Mangione violated the special treatment he was afforded for his last court

appearance when handwritten notes was concealed inside a pair of Argyle socks he was allowed to wear,

according to New York City prosecutors.

Mangione, who's accused of gunning down, United Healthcare CEO, Brian Thompson in December,

was given accommodations for his fashion needs when he was allowed to change out of his

jail-issued clothing before his February 21st court appearance, according to the filing.

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