FOUR DRUG KINGPINS, LOWER EAST SIDE GANG MEMBERS INDICTED FOR RUNNING COCAINE DELIVER

[mson]

According to the indictment, Blocc Boyz is comprised of members of two Lower East Side street gangs – “Cash is King” and “Stack” – that operated a major cocaine trafficking ring based out of the Baruch Houses, where many of the defendants reside. Since approximately April 2010, the defendants are charged with obtaining, transporting, processing, packaging, selling, and delivering large quantities of powder cocaine to customers throughout Manhattan.*
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Members of the Blocc Boyz are accused of using car services to deliver the drugs to buyers, including to residences on the Upper East Side, the Upper West Side, and Midtown Manhattan, as well as in Brooklyn and Queens. Customers of this ring generally paid $120 per gram of cocaine. Two of the defendants – DERRELL UNDERWOOD, 30, and GERALD ESPINAL, 60 – are employed as livery drivers.*
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According to documents filed in court, the defendants regularly met at a strip club in Queens called Perfection, and spent drug proceeds on expensive vehicles, including BMWs, as well as on liquor and other luxury items.
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Four defendants accused of overseeing the drug operation are charged as “Drug Kingpins”: SEAN STEELE, JR., 25; ANTHONY ALVAREZ, 20, ADRIAN RIVERA, 24, and MICHAEL AUSTIN RODRIGUEZ, 24. The statute, a class A-I felony carrying a potential life sentence, took effect in October 2009 as part of the Rockefeller Drug Law reform.
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Within the last 24 hours, detectives have executed a series of search warrants. During the execution of those warrants, detectives recovered a Mercedes-Benz C-class sedan and other cars, expensive jewelry including Rolex watches, large quantities of cash, heroine, and methamphetamine.*
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Money Boyz
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According to documents filed in court and statements made on the record in court, since approximately November 2011, members of the “Money Boyz” gang, based at or near Campos Plaza in the East Village, are charged with selling large quantities of cocaine to undercover police officers. Acting as its manager, CHRISTIAN/CHRISTOPHER SLATER, 23, is accused of overseeing the operation.
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Violent Criminal Enterprises Unit
Within the past month, more than 120 members of six different street gangs in Manhattan have been charged following joint investigations by the District Attorney’s Office’s Violent Criminal Enterprises Unit and the NYPD. In March, 18 defendants were indicted for possessing and selling crack cocaine and marijuana in East Harlem. Last Friday, District Attorney Vance announced indictments against 63 members of three of Manhattan’s most violent street gangs: Air It Out, True Money Gang, and Whoadey. The members of these gangs, largely based in East Harlem, are charged with Conspiracy in the First Degree with the object crime of murder, dozens of shootings, gang assault, gun trafficking, and other related charges. Since its formation in 2010, the VCEU has brought 12 indictments against 13 gangs.

FOUR DRUG KINGPINS, LOWER EAST SIDE GANG MEMBERS INDICTED FOR RUNNING COCAINE DELIVERY SERVICE | The New York County District Attorney's Office

 

[villain]

young nikka
young nikka
young nikka
young nikka
young nikka

 

[STAN JONES]

$120 per gram

Them nikkas gotta be rich

 

[mson]

The brazen suspects, who allegedly spent their drug money on BMWs, jewelry and other expensive trinkets, took to Facebook, Twitter and YouTube to boast about their high-roller lifestyle, NYPD Commissioner Ray Kelly said.
The accused gangsters posted videos and pictures of themselves partying at places like their favorite strip joint, Queens' Perfection club, and waving around their gang signs and cash, according to officials.
Police caught the accused criminals, five of whom are women, through a series of undercover operations, Kelly said.
Just within the past 24 hours, detectives seized Rolex watches, a Mercedes-Benz sedan, large sums of cash, heroin and methamphetamine from the suspected gangsters, many of whom had violent histories, Kelly said.
“As this indictment reveals, residents of Manhattan today can get nearly everything delivered to their doorstep — from dinner, to dry cleaning, and even cocaine,” Manhattan District Attorney Cyrus Vance Jr. said at a press conference announcing the major takedown Friday.
“Members of the Blocc Boyz are accused of charging a premium price to deliver narcotics to customers throughout Manhattan. Unbelievably, they made hundreds of thousands of dollars a year from this service at the same time they were living in city-subsidized housing as NYCHA residents. Hardworking families should not have to live side-by-side with drug dealers poisoning their communities."
Four of the leaders of the operation were charged as "Drug Kingpins," a felony that carries a potential life sentence, officials said.
The others were charged with a variety of felony offenses, including criminal sale of a controlled substance, criminal possession of a controlled substance and conspiracy. Top charges carry a maximum of 20 years in prison.

 

[King Poetic]

The brazen suspects, who allegedly spent their drug money on BMWs, jewelry and other expensive trinkets, took to Facebook, Twitter and YouTube to boast about their high-roller lifestyle, NYPD Commissioner Ray Kelly said.
The accused gangsters posted videos and pictures of themselves partying at places like their favorite strip joint, Queens' Perfection club, and waving around their gang signs and cash, according to officials.
Police caught the accused criminals, five of whom are women, through a series of undercover operations, Kelly said.
Just within the past 24 hours, detectives seized Rolex watches, a Mercedes-Benz sedan, large sums of cash, heroin and methamphetamine from the suspected gangsters, many of whom had violent histories, Kelly said.
“As this indictment reveals, residents of Manhattan today can get nearly everything delivered to their doorstep — from dinner, to dry cleaning, and even cocaine,” Manhattan District Attorney Cyrus Vance Jr. said at a press conference announcing the major takedown Friday.
“Members of the Blocc Boyz are accused of charging a premium price to deliver narcotics to customers throughout Manhattan. Unbelievably, they made hundreds of thousands of dollars a year from this service at the same time they were living in city-subsidized housing as NYCHA residents. Hardworking families should not have to live side-by-side with drug dealers poisoning their communities."
Four of the leaders of the operation were charged as "Drug Kingpins," a felony that carries a potential life sentence, officials said.
The others were charged with a variety of felony offenses, including criminal sale of a controlled substance, criminal possession of a controlled substance and conspiracy. Top charges carry a maximum of 20 years in prison.

 

[mson]

 

[Swirv]

These dudes are pawns in the game.

 

[Ed MOTHERFUCKING G]

 

[Non Sequitur]

Should of stayed in Food & Beverage...too much flossing...too much Sam Rothstein...

 

[Jahmal]

 

[TLR Is Mental Poison]

$120 a gram

 

[Broke Wave]

Damn its a shame that these nikkas got caught up... im curious as to how they ran the chain up to them so fast? You think someone informed on their audacious boasting or they got caught naturally?

 

[Ronnie Lott]

Social media dope boyz won't last long

120 a gram? They had to be cakin. Or maybe they were buyin white for a high price

 

[Heretic]

Damn its a shame that these nikkas got caught up... im curious as to how they ran the chain up to them so fast? You think someone informed on their audacious boasting or they got caught naturally?

More than likely their dumbasses told everybody who they were. Lots of dudes get off on bragging about being the man.

 

[TLR Is Mental Poison]

There has to be a mob of drug dealers getting steady money on the low

I feel like in this digital age its as easy to hide as it is to be seen

You do all your communication through Google Voice/Skype... set up some dummy international corps for money laundering... stay the fukk out of the hood and deal w/a rich clientele... you could eat nicely

White girls love that coke... you find a rich hipster simp its a rizzy. fukk all that flipping bricks in the hood bullshyt, who is buying/doing coke in the hood... for $120 a gram