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22-Year-Old East Patchogue Gun Trafficker Known As 'JuJu' Sentenced

A 22-year-old Long Island man who pleaded guilty to trafficking “ghost guns,” ammunition, and more to alleged gang members will now spend years behind bars, officials announced.

Jeramya Sloan, a 22-year-old who admitted to trafficking "ghost" guns and ammunition, will spend 46 months behind bars, the US Attorney's Office announced.

Jeramya Sloan, a 22-year-old who admitted to trafficking "ghost" guns and ammunition, will spend 46 months behind bars, the US Attorney's Office announced.

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On Monday, Sept. 25, Jeramya Sloan, also known as “JuJu,” was sentenced to 46 months in prison for selling weapons across Suffolk County, according to the Eastern District of New York U.S. Attorney's Office.

Sloan, who is from Selden and East Patchogue, admitted to selling the guns from December 2019 through January 2021 to people he thought were Bloods gang members.

Of the eight gun transactions involved in his case, the Attorney’s Office detailed that Sloan sold:

  • A semi-automatic pistol with the serial number “obliterated;”
  • Two “ghost guns” (a gun with no make, model, or serial number; these are often untraceable); and
  • Two magazines (one fully loaded, and one high-capacity).

During his November 2021 arrest, police found additional ammunition in Sloan’s home.

“The recovery of each and every gun sold by Sloan potentially prevented death or serious injury,” said United States Attorney Breon Peace of the Eastern District of New York.

Sloan pleaded guilty to firearm trafficking in June 2022. 

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