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CT Gang Member Known As 'Hood' Sentenced For Gun, Drug Offenses CT Gang Member Known As 'Hood' Sentenced For Gun, Drug Offenses
CT Gang Member Known As 'Hood' Sentenced For Gun, Drug Offenses A Latin Kings gang member who sold crack cocaine to undercover investigators in Connecticut will spend nearly a decade in prison after being sentenced on drug and weapon charges. Jason Figueroa, a convicted felon from Hartford also known as “Hood” and “Hoodie” was sentenced in district court this week to 87 months in prison after pleading guilty last year on multiple charges. Specifically, Figueroa, 31, pleaded guilty on Nov. 23 last year to one count of possession with intent to distribute, and distribution of cocaine base, and one count of possession of a firearm by a convicted felon. U.…
CT Man Known As 'Crack Baby,' Sentenced For Selling Drugs CT Man Known As 'Crack Baby,' Sentenced For Selling Drugs
CT Man Known As 'Crack Baby,' Sentenced For Selling Drugs A Connecticut gang member and drug dealer known as “Crack Baby” will spend more time behind bars for allegedly selling fentanyl and crack. East Hartford resident Jose “Crack Baby” Restrepo was sentenced this week to 36 months in prison, followed by three years of supervised release, for distributing fentanyl and crack cocaine in Connecticut, with the first three months of supervised release to be served in home confinement. U.S. Attorney John Durham said that last year the FBI Northern Connecticut Gang Task Force was investigating a criminal drug ring being run by members of the Latin Kings…
Latin Kings 'Second In Command' Gets 18 Years In Prison Latin Kings 'Second In Command' Gets 18 Years In Prison
Latin Kings 'Second In Command' Gets 18 Years In Prison The former “second in command” leader of the Latin Kings in Massachusetts has been sentenced to 18 years in prison on drug and racketeering charges. Jorge “King G” Rodriguez, 32, pleaded guilty to conspiracy to conduct enterprise affairs through a pattern of racketeering activity (RICO) conspiracy, and conspiracy to distribute cocaine and cocaine base, the U.S. Attorney’s Office, Massachusetts, said. On Thursday, Nov. 5, Rodriguez was sentenced to 18 years in prison plus three years of supervised release. Rodriguez was first charged with the crimes in December 2019. Rodriguez ran a vast c…
Latin Kings 'Judge' Pleads Guilty To Racketeering Latin Kings 'Judge' Pleads Guilty To Racketeering
Latin Kings 'Judge' Pleads Guilty To Racketeering A “judge” within the Latin Kings' Crown Council pleaded guilty to racketeering, Tuesday, Sept. 15, in U.S. District Court. Hector “King Demon” Vega, 34, was arrested in 2019 along with 61 other gang leaders in a major sweep of the region. He pleaded guilty to conspiracy to conduct enterprise affairs through a pattern of racketeering activity, more commonly known as RICO conspiracy, the U.S. Attorney’s Office, Connecticut, said. The Latin Kings is a national, well-organized street gang with its own laws, government, justice system, and treasury.  While investigating the gang, law enfor…
East Hartford Woman Gets Three Years In Prison After Selling Fentanyl With Her Husband East Hartford Woman Gets Three Years In Prison After Selling Fentanyl With Her Husband
East Hartford Woman Gets Three Years In Prison After Selling Fentanyl With Her Husband An East Hartford woman, who was busted in 2018 along with her drug kingpin husband, has been sentenced to three years in prison for distributing fentanyl. On July 22, Marisol Ferry, formerly known as “Marisol Hernandez,” 27, of East Hartford, was sentenced to 36 months, followed by three years of parole. In August, Ferry pleaded guilty conspiracy to possess with intent to distribute fentanyl, the state’s Attorney’s Office announced in a statement. Ferry is the wife of Nelson Ferry, who operated a “trap house” at 149 Wethersfield Ave. in Hartford, as a distribution point for drugs, accord…
Leader Of Worcester Latin Kings Pleads Guilty To Drug Charge Leader Of Worcester Latin Kings Pleads Guilty To Drug Charge
Leader Of Worcester Latin Kings Pleads Guilty To Drug Charge The leader of the Worcester Latin Kings has pleaded guilty to a drug distribution charge in federal district court. Alvin “King Humble” Mojica, 32, pleaded guilty, in a Massachusetts U.S. District Court on July 15, to the charge of distribution of cocaine. Mojica was arrested Dec. 5. He was one of 62 people arrested that day in a law enforcement sweep of the Latin Kings gang. The Kings' highest ranking member arrested that day was Michael "King Merlin" Cecchetelli, the East Coast "overseer."   At the time of Mojica's arrest, he was the leader of the Worcester based chapter o…