NYC stripper, Leila Aquino, jailed for breaking sweetheart plea deal she received after her daughter’s fiery death last year
Judge orders stripper jailed for breaking sweetheart plea deal she received after her daughter’s fiery death, in 2016
Leila Aquino, 21, broke her sweetheart plea deal by getting arrested for assault
Aquino’s daughter, Kaleenah Muldrow, died in a fire on Feb 23, 2016 after she left her toddler home alone, while she ditched work at CityScapes Strip club and went to party with her new boyfriend
Aquino “chose that life, that fast money,” – Kaleenah’s paternal grandmother, Shellon Archibald said at the time
Aquino has a string of priors, including 2015 conviction for robbery and assault
The 21-year-old stripper appeared in court Monday charged with violating her plea agreement when she was arrested for a different offense, assault
Faces up to four years in prison for the death of her daughter,
and up to seven years for the assault case, if convicted
2-year-old Kaleenah Muldrow was killed in a fire at their Monroe Street home. Her body wasn’t found by fire crews until two and half hours after their initial search
Leila Aquino [center], faces up to four years in prison for violating her plea agreement when she was arrested for a different offense, assault.
A Brooklyn judge threw a young mother in jail for violating a sweetheart plea deal for abandoning her daughter who died in a fire while she went to work at a Queens strip club.
Last month, Brooklyn Supreme Court Justice Deborah Dowling learned Leila Aquino was arrested for repeatedly punching someone in the face with her fist and a knife sharpener.
The judge warned Aquino that if a grand jury returned an indictment for the felony assault, she could go to Rikers Island pending the sentencing for the criminally negligent homicide charges related to the death of her 2-year-old daughter Kaleenah Muldrow on Feb. 23, 2016.
2016, Leila Aquino makes her court appearance after she abandoning her toddler to die alone in a home fire while she was out partying with a boyfriend
Brooklyn stripper Leila Aquino went out partying, leaving 2-year-old daughter unattended in apartment
Leila Aquino makes her court appearance after she broke her sweetheart plea deal by getting arrested for a violent assault
The new case violated the terms of a plea negotiation Aquino had with prosecutors in which she had to finish a program at a women’s jail and not get arrested before receiving three years’ probation.
Leila Aquino is taken into custody last year, as she arrived home after her night out to the sight of EMTs were bringing out the remains of her two-year-old daughter
Little Kaleenah Muldrow died in this home fire after Aquino left her unattended, allegedly to go dance at an adult entertainment club in Brooklyn. It turned out she was not even scheduled to work that day
Aquino’s daughter, Kaleenah Muldrow, died in a fire on Feb. 23, last year after her mother left her to go work at a strip club.
Prosecutors informed the judge that Aquino was indicted for the assault case. The judge remanded her without bail on Tuesday until her sentencing for the underlying case.
At her next court appearance scheduled for May 3, the judge will determine on whether Aquino will receive probation or up to four years in prison for the death of her daughter.
If convicted, Aquino faces up to seven years for the assault case.
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