United States v. Dominick Martino

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• defendant acknowledged association with alleged co-conspirators on three separate occasions, including being present in same parking lot during transaction
• defendant’s presence in parking lot, coupled with elaborate coming and going, while narcotics were openly passed between co-conspirators was probative of defendant’s knowing involvement in the conspiracy
• “Thus, the government in an effort to meet its burden of proof was certainly entitled to offer this prior similar act evidence to aid the jury in assessing [the defendant’s] intentions during his presence on at least three separate occasions during ongoing drug transactions.”

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