A courtroom will be closed to the public when a undercover New York City detective testifies in a gang murder and drug case, to protect both the detective and the integrity of undercover operations, a judge has ruled.
Southern District Judge Paul Engelmayer (See Profile), over the objection of defendants Carlos Urena and Limet Vasquez, issued a mid-trial order and opinion Monday saying all but the defendants’ family members will be kept out of the courtroom.
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