Mitchell Pillot was awaiting the outcome of separate drug-dealing charges when he also wrote his name in wet cement on a new Garfield sidewalk last October, his attorney, Ron Bar-Nadav, told CLIFFVIEW PILOT tonight.
“It didn’t take police long to figure out who it was,” he said.
Pillot earlier made four drug sales in all to investigators — one of which led to his arrest with 115 bags of heroin stamped “skull candy” outside a local school, said Bar-Nadav, who secured the plea deal with prosecutors.
Pillot remains free pending sentencing.
MUGSHOT: Courtesy GARFIELD PD
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