GUILTY NY - Carey Gabay, former aide to Gov. Cuomo, 43, fatally shot, Brooklyn, 7 Sept 2015

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NYC man found not guilty of federal gun charges in J’Ouvert killing of Cuomo aide

Stanley Elianor, 31, was found not guilty after a week-long trial in Brooklyn Federal Court of a charge that he possessed a firearm as a felon during the deadly shootout that killed Carey Gabay, 43, in Crown Heights in 2015.
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An accused gang member who dodged murder charges in the 2015 killing of an aide to former Gov. Cuomo scored another court victory Monday when a jury acquitted him of federal gun possession charges connected to the fatal shooting.

Stanley Elianor, 31, was found not guilty after a week-long trial in Brooklyn Federal Court of a charge that he possessed a firearm as a felon during the deadly shootout that killed Carey Gabay, 43, in Crown Heights on Sept. 7, 2015.
 
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