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Almonte, of Elmwood Park, is a naturalized citizen who was born in the Dominican Republic.
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"Criminals pray to La Santa Muerte to protect them from law enforcement, " Almonte said.
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Almonte has visited shrines throughout Mexico, and given workshops to law enforcement agencies on the cult of the saint.
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Almonte, 23, batted .276 with four homers, 25 RBIs and 30 steals in 78 games for Double-A Trenton last season.
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James Patton, who is representing Almonte, said he had conducted a coordinated defense with Cohen, and the two would continue that way for the sentencing.
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They include General Jose Almonte, the national security adviser, who is probably the closest to the president, and one of the keenest advocates of amending the constitution.
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The charge Alessa and Almonte each pleaded to could carry up to life in prison, but they face 15 to 30 years under the terms of the plea agreement.
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U.S. Marshal Robert Almonte in West Texas said he has testified about La Santa Muerte in at least five drug trafficking cases where her image aided prosecutors with convictions.
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Last year, Almonte testified that a Santa Muerte statue prayer card, found with a kilogram of methamphetamine in a couple's car in New Mexico, were "tools of the trade" for drug traffickers to protect them from law enforcement.
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An undercover officer from the NYPD posing as a devout Muslim met Alessa, a Muslim by birth, and Almonte, a Muslim convert, in 2009 while circulating among men with radical leanings in the New York City area, according to investigators.
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In a hearing to discuss the sentencing that's shaping up to be a multi-day proceeding, attorneys for Mohamed Alessa and Carlos Almonte sparred with a government attorney over the significance of a fight that occurred in July between the two defendants and another inmate at the Metropolitan Detention Center in Brooklyn, where they are being held.
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