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Metropolitan Detention Center, Brooklyn

Federal detention facility in Brooklyn, New York

Federal detention facility in Brooklyn, New York

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prison_nameMetropolitan Detention Center, Brooklyn
image[[File:Fed29jail5bbtjeh.JPG275px]]
location80 29th Street
Brooklyn, NY 11232
statusOperational
classificationAdministrative facility (all security levels)
population1,336
managed_byFederal Bureau of Prisons
wardenHeriberto Tellez
captionMDC Brooklyn in 2008
website
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Brooklyn, NY 11232

The Metropolitan Detention Center, Brooklyn (MDC Brooklyn) is a United States federal administrative detention facility in the Sunset Park neighborhood of Brooklyn, New York City, New York, United States. It holds male and female prisoners of all security levels. It is operated by the Federal Bureau of Prisons, a division of the United States Department of Justice.

As of February 2026, 1,336 prisoners were held in MDC Brooklyn. Most prisoners held at MDC Brooklyn have pending cases in the United States District Court for the Eastern District of New York. MDC Brooklyn also holds prisoners serving brief sentences.

Prisoners include Nicolas Maduro, (president of Venezuela)

History

MDC Brooklyn occupies land that was originally part of Bush Terminal (now Industry City), a historic intermodal shipping, warehousing, and manufacturing complex. The Federal Bureau of Prisons initially proposed converting two buildings at Industry City into a federal jail in 1988, due to overcrowding at the Metropolitan Correctional Center, New York. There was large opposition from members of the local community, who feared that traffic congestion in the area would rise. Critics feared that the facility, with its staff, inmates, visitors, and supply deliveries, would overburden neighborhood traffic and water and sewer systems. To make room for MDC Brooklyn, one of the original Bush Terminal loft buildings—Federal Building No. 1, formerly occupied by the United States Coast Guard—was demolished in a controlled explosion in August 1993.

MDC Brooklyn opened in January 1994. It was built to hold 1,000 inmates awaiting arraignment or trial at the federal court in the Eastern District of New York. By 2019, according to The New York Times, it held 1,600 inmates.

In November 1999, a second facility was opened next to the original complex to house inmates who have been sentenced and are awaiting transfer to a permanent facility. This brought the total number of inmates to close to 3,000 and made MDC Brooklyn the largest detention center in the United States.

In June 2015, a lawsuit filed in 2002 against high-ranking officials of George W. Bush's presidential administration, including former Attorney General John Ashcroft and former F.B.I. Director Robert S. Mueller III, brought by eight, mostly Muslim immigrant detainees, was allowed to go forward by a three-judge federal panel. It alleged that the plaintiffs were subject to chronic arbitrary abuses including beatings, strip searches and solitary confinement. The Second Circuit Court of Appeals decision included one dissent.

In 2019, former warden Cameron Lindsay said, "The M.D.C. was one of the most troubled, if not the most troubled facility in the Bureau of Prisons."

In September 2024, the Federal Bureau of Prisons confirmed that federal defendants entering the prison system after sentencing will no longer be sent to MDC Brooklyn. This decision is possibly related to a previous ruling by a Federal Court judge who threatened to vacate a man's sentence if he was sent to MDC Brooklyn due to the "dangerous, barbaric conditions" of the jail. The same month, rapper and record producer Sean "Diddy" Combs was incarcerated at the prison's Special Housing Unit.

Notable incidents

Inmate assault

On June 29, 2009, Ronald Atkinson (62416–054), an inmate at MDC Brooklyn who had been arrested in connection with six bank robberies 12 days earlier, committed an allegedly unprovoked assault on a correctional officer, repeatedly punching him in the head until he was restrained by correctional officers. The officer, whom the Bureau of Prisons did not identify, suffered a broken nose, broken facial bones, a fractured eye socket, a laceration requiring stitches, and two slipped discs in his neck. An 18-year veteran of the Bureau of Prisons, the officer was forced to retire as a result of his injuries.

Atkinson was sentenced to seven years in federal prison for the bank robberies. On July 19, 2013, he was sentenced to an additional 12 years in prison for the assault. Currently held at USP Coleman I in Sumter County, Florida, Atkinson is scheduled for release in 2032.

Ronell Wilson

On February 5, 2013, New York media outlets reported that Nancy Gonzalez, a former federal correction officer, had engaged in a sexual relationship with Ronell Wilson, an inmate at MDC Brooklyn, and that Gonzalez was carrying Wilson's child. Wilson, who was convicted and sentenced to death in 2007 for the 2003 murders of NYPD Detectives Rodney Andrews and James Nemorin, was awaiting a resentencing hearing in Brooklyn federal court after his original death sentence was overturned in 2010, when he began a relationship with Gonzalez. Gonzalez was terminated and arraigned in federal court on charges of sexual abuse of a person in custody, because an inmate cannot legally consent to sex. Wilson was subsequently transferred to the Metropolitan Correctional Center in Manhattan. Gonzalez pleaded guilty to unlawful sexual abuse of a ward on July 3, 2013. Gonzalez was sentenced to a year and a day by Federal Judge Brian Cogan on February 9, 2014. Cogan remarked, "[Gonzalez has] severe emotional dysfunction".

Wilson was sentenced to death again on September 10, 2013. During the hearing, US District Court Judge Nicholas Garaufis called for a formal investigation by the Justice Department's inspector general into the management of MDC Brooklyn, where, he said, Mr. Wilson was "permitted to treat the MDC as his own private fiefdom."

Winter 2019 heat and power outages

In January and February 2019, over 1,600 inmates were kept with little to no heat and power for a week during the January 2019 North American cold wave. Numerous inmates reported ill health and were seen banging on windows for help. Activists and some New York officials sought to improve conditions. The incident started on the weekend of January 26–27 with a power outage. A faulty electrical panel was repaired but caught fire the next day. Power was restored on the evening of February 3, and the Department of Justice planned to investigate the incident. Inmates, family members, and lawyers have said that those inmates involved in protesting these harsh conditions through non-violent disobedience and hunger strikes faced draconian reprisals from jail staff, including being pepper-sprayed, subjected to solitary confinement, and having toilets shut off. According to a report in The Intercept:

On all three of those housing units where men collectively refused food, jail staff shut off the valves to the toilets in all of the cells, according to accounts relayed to lawyers. Confined to their cells on lockdown, deprived of light, the men on these units now found themselves shivering on their bunks with their heads inches from toilet bowls nearly overflowing with festering feces.

Notable inmates

Inmate NameNumberPhotoStatusDetails
Transferred to USP Hazelton.Former President of Honduras 2014–2022 (both periods allegedly by fraudulent elections)
Genaro García Luna59745-177[[File:Genaro García Luna 2.jpg80px]]Transferred to USP Lee.Former Secretary of Public Security of Mexico, arrested in Dallas, Texas in December 2019 for taking millions in bribes from the Sinaloa Cartel.
Ismael Zambada27102-511[[File:Wanted poster of Ismael "El Mayo" Zambada (cropped).jpg99x99px]]Awaiting trial on 17 counts including racketeering, conspiracy, and running a continuing criminal enterpriseKnown as El Mayo, leader of the Sinaloa Cartel, oversaw trafficking of cocaine and heroin into the United States.
Ronell Wilson71460-053[[File:Ronell Wilson (mugshot).jpg80px]]Transferred to USP Coleman.Gang leader in Staten Island, New York; murdered NYPD Detectives James Nemorin and Rodney Andrews, who were conducting a sting operation to buy an illegal gun in 2003. Wilson was initially on death row before having his sentence reduced to life without parole on the grounds of that he was mentally disabled.
Sayfullo Saipov79715-054[[File:Sayfullo Saipov.png80px]]Transferred to ADX Florence.Perpetrator of the 2017 New York City truck attack, in which he drove a pickup truck rented from Home Depot and drove it through the protected bike lane of Hudson River Park in Manhattan, killing eight people and injuring eleven others. The incident was considered the deadliest terrorist attack in New York City since the September 11 attacks of 2001.
Frank James83999-053[[File:FrankRJames.jpg80px]]Transferred to ADX Florence.Perpetrator of the 2022 New York City Subway attack.
37244-510[[File:Sam Bankman-Fried at MDC Brooklyn (cropped).jpg80px]]Transferred to FCI Terminal Island.Convicted of wire fraud, wire fraud conspiracy, securities fraud, securities fraud conspiracy, and money laundering in relation to the collapse of FTX.
30694-054[[File:Vincent Basciano.jpg80px]]Transferred to USP Coleman.Former boss of the Bonanno Crime Family in 2004 after Boss Joseph Massino was arrested; convicted in 2006 of murder, conspiracy and racketeering; convicted in 2011 of ordering the 2004 murder of Bonanno associate Randolph Pizzolo.
Joseph MassinoUnlisted[[File:Joeymassinocrop.jpg80px]]Released July 10, 2013.Convicted in RICO case in 2004 for racketeering, extortion, arson, loan sharking, illegal gambling, money laundering, and seven murders, including ordering the murder of Dominick Napolitano in 1981. Facing the death penalty, he became a federal informant and testified against fellow mobster Vincent Basciano for ordering the murder of Bonnano associate Randolph Pizzolo. Placed in the Federal Witness Protection Program for turning state's evidence in 2004. Died on September 14, 2023.
6ix9ine86335-054[[File:6ix9ine June 2018 (cropped).jpg80px]]Transferred to a different facility as a safety precaution.Rapper, birth name Daniel Hernandez, charged with racketeering and firearm offenses
Allison Mack90838-053[[File:Allison Mack at ComicCon 2009 NN.jpg80px]]Released after posting $5 million bond on April 24, 2018.Actress; pled guilty in 2019 to racketeering and racketeering conspiracy as part of NXIVM cult. Sentenced in 2021 to 3 years' imprisonment, served at FCI Dublin.
R. Kelly09627-035[[File:R. Kelly mug shot.jpg80px]]Transferred to FCI Butner.Singer; racketeering, child sexual abuse, kidnapping, bribery, and sex trafficking charges. Arrested in Chicago and brought to Brooklyn to face trial; convicted in 2021.
Fetty Wap71943-509[[File:Fetty Wap.jpg80px]]Transferred to FCI Sandstone.Charged with conspiracy to distribute and possess controlled substances
Frank Cali75768-053Released in 2009 after serving ten months of an undisclosed sentence.Charged with extortion
Martin Shkreli87850-053[[File:Martin Shkreli House Committee on Oversight and Government Reform 2016.jpg80px]]Transferred to FCI Allenwood Low.Former CEO of Turing Pharmaceuticals; convicted in 2017 of securities fraud; his bail was revoked after he made a Facebook post offering his followers $5,000 for Hillary Clinton's hair.
Vincent Asaro83223-053Released on April 20, 2020.Asaro is New York City mobster and capo in the Bonanno crime family. Asaro was found guilty in a vehicle arson case.
Keith Raniere57005-177[[File:US_v._Raniere_GovtExhibit_GX46.JPG80px]]Transferred to USP Tucson.Founder of the NXIVM sex cult. Convicted in 2019 for two counts of sex trafficking, racketeering, forced labor conspiracy, attempted sex trafficking, and wire fraud conspiracy.
Ronald Washington68635-053Serving a sentence for drug possession and robbery bought to New York to stand trial for murder.Accused of shooting Run-DMC DJ Jam Master Jay in 2002, charged in 2020.
Karl Jordan Jr.05124-509Awaiting trial.
Linda Weston68897-066Transferred to FMC Carswell.Indicted in 2013 for murder, racketeering, hate crimes and other charges for leading a group who held mentally disabled individuals against their will between 2001 and 2011 in order to steal their Social Security benefits, two of whom died as a result of abuse. She was sentenced to life in prison.
Abid Naseer05770-748Transferred to MCFP Springfield.Alleged Al-Qaeda operative; extradited from the United Kingdom in 2012 to face charges that he took part in an international conspiracy to conduct bombings in the United States and Europe; sentenced in 2015 to 40 years; three co-conspirators were convicted in 2010 and 2012.
Jeffrey Atkins04526-748[[File:Ja Rule in 2016.jpg80px]]Released on May 7, 2013.Rapper known as Ja Rule, sentenced to 28 months in prison for federal tax evasion in a conviction that ran concurrently with his prior two-year prison sentence for attempted possession of a weapon. After being released from state prison, he was transferred to federal custody on February 21, 2013, where he served to remainder of his sentence until his release.
Caswell Senior20180-509[[File:Casanova (August 2016).jpg80px]]Transferred to FCI Sheridan.Rapper known as Casanova, surrendered to authorities in December 2020 for racketeering, murder, narcotics, firearms and fraud offenses.
Gene Borrello89749-053[[File:Gene Borrello 2024.png80px]]Released on September 9, 2023.Former associate of the Bonnano Crime Family, sentenced for breaching the terms of his supervised release for his previous convictions of leading a home invasion crew in Howard Beach, Queens. He had become a government witness and testified against other Bonnano members, including Vincent Asaro. He had broken the terms of his release by appearing on multiple mafia related podcasts and continuing to associate with other former mafia members.
Paul Nicholas Miller32607-509[[File:Paul Miller Mugshot (March 2021).jpg80px]]Released July 3, 2023.American far-right political commentator and streamer, known online as 'GypsyCrusader'. Miller is best known for his cosplays of various characters, most notably Joker. Miller was indicted on charges of possessing a firearm as a convicted felon and possession of unregistered rifle on February 25, 2021, stemming from an incident that took place in January 2018.
Al Sharpton21458-069[[File:Al Sharpton January 2015.jpg80px]]Released.Baptist minister, political activist and current MSNBC television host; convicted of trespassing on federal property for protesting against the US military presence on the island of Vieques, Puerto Rico.
Megan Rice88101-020[[File:Megan Rice (cropped).jpg80px]]Released on April 16, 2015.Anti-nuclear activist and Roman Catholic nun; convicted in 2013 of sabotage for unlawfully entering the Y-12 National Security Complex and vandalizing a facility housing weapons-grade uranium.
Michael Cohen86067-054[[File:Michael Cohen in 2019.png80px]]Released July 2020.Former Trump Organization lawyer. Pled guilty in 2018 tax evasion, making false statements to a financial institution, willfully causing an unlawful corporate contribution, an excessive campaign contribution, making false statements to a congressional committee.{{cite web
Ghislaine Maxwell02879-509[[File:Ghislaine Maxwell 2007.jpg80px]]Transferred to FPC BryanWas on trial for helping procure underage girls for Jeffrey Epstein to sexually abuse.
Held awaiting sentencing; Sentencing scheuled on April 13, 2026.Former Chinese businessman.
Convicted of various charges from wire fraud, securities fraud, bank fraud, and money laundering.
86282-054Serving a 24-year sentence; scheduled for release November 1, 2039.Member of the Nine Trey Gangsters, orchestrated the kidnapping and robbery of rapper 6ix9ine in 2018.
Austin Wolf22682-511[[File:Southern Decadence 2016 (29461717875).jpg105x105px]]Held awaiting trial after being denied bail.Wolf, whose real name is Justin Heath Smith, is a gay adult film star and content creator. He was arrested in June 2024 and charged with possessing and distributing hundreds of videos of child pornography.
Sean Combs37452-054[[File:Sean Combs Cannes 2012 (cropped).jpg111x111px]]Transferred to FCI Fort Dix.Rapper, record producer and record executive, known professionally as Diddy and formerly P. Diddy and Puff Daddy. He was arrested in September 2024 and charged with sex trafficking and racketeering. Convicted of 2 counts of transportation to engage in prostitution in 2025.
Luigi Mangione52503-511Held awaiting trial after being denied bail.Charged with first-degree murder for the killing of Brian Thompson, as well as criminal possession of a weapon and stalking.
Rafael Caro Quintero12303-016[[File:Rafael Caro Quintero.jpg80px]]Held awaiting trial.Former leader of the now defunct Guadalajara Cartel, responsible for the kidnapping of United States Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) agent Enrique "Kiki" Camarena, Camarena's pilot Alfredo Zavala Avelar, the American writer John Clay Walker, and dentistry student Alberto Radelat in 1985.
Tal Alexander50978-511Held awaiting trialTal and Oren Alexander are luxury real estate agents. In December 2024, they were charged with sex trafficking alongside their brother Alon.
Oren Alexander52667-511
Alon Alexander52665-511
00734-506Held awaiting trialMaduro served as the President of Venezuela from 2013 until his capture in January 2026 during US intervention in Venezuela, after which he was transported to MDC to await trial for narcoterrorism charges.
00735-506Held awaiting trialWife of Nicolás Maduro and former First Lady of Venezuela from 2013 to 2026.

Notes

References

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