Meyer Chetrit appeared in court briefly Tuesday morning, where he and his brother Joseph are facing criminal tenant harassment charges that could see the landlords serve prison time. Meyer spent about 15 minutes in front of the judge at Manhattan’s Supreme Court building, dressed in a tan cardigan, brown pants and a blue scarf hanging around the back of his neck. Joseph’s appearance had been waived due to an infirmity. The brothers had already pleaded not guilty several months ago to two counts of tenant harassment. At Tuesday’s hearing, two of the LLCs involved in the case entered not-guilty pleas, […]

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