NYC building super's teen son arrested for sneaking into woman's home and committing 'sexually motivated felony'
MANHATTAN, NEW YORK CITY: The teenage son of an Upper East Side apartment of Manhattan's residential superintendent allegedly snuck into a tenant's bedroom and rummaged through her underwear drawers. He then used her underwear to masturbate while sniffing on another pair.
Jared Magana, 19, was arraigned in Manhattan legal Courtroom on Saturday night, September 3, on charges of second-degree housebreaking as a sexually motivated felony. In the video of the home security camera, unaware Magna entered a woman's apartment and was caught being filmed performing the sexual act. The shocked tenant of the posh Manhattan residence then called the police and reported the incident.
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Magana allegedly entered the victim's bedroom while she was not home on Thursday, September, 1. The 19-year-old then rummaged through her underwear drawer unaware of the fact that he was being filmed on a home-security video, according to Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg's office. Jared Magna then returned about half-an-hour later and reportedly pleasured himself using one pair of underwear while holding another pair “up to his nose and face,” according to prosecutors.
When the woman's roommate arrived, the apartarment was in disarray after noticing that their belongings were out of place. The panicky tenant later checked the footage and identified Magana as the superintendent's son, the courtroom heard. Magana lives in his father’s apartment, which is in the same building as the tenants. Magana who does not have a prior criminal record was arraigned and held on $15,000 cash bail by judge Michael Gaffey. Prosecutors had requested a bail of $100,000. The victim reported no damage or injuries being caused. “The defendant also lives in the same building as the complainant and as the son of the super, has a concerning amount of access to the victim’s home,” Assistant District Attorney Katherine Sullivan stated in a bail application.