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For Heroin Sold on Crescent Ave in The Bronx Rodriguez Gets 60 Months In SDNY

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SDNY COURTHOUSE, Nov 4 – Ricardo Rodriguez was caught on tape trying to sell 398 grams of heroin to a government informant on Crescent Avenue in The Bronx.   

On November 4 U.S. District Court for the Southern District of New York  Judge P. Kevin Castel held his sentencing, after taking his guilty plea on February 26, just before the COVID-19 pandemic hit. Inner City Press covered it.    

Rodriguez' lawyer began by asking for 24 to 30 months.

Once Judge Castel decided on 60 months, the lawyer asked again, what about 48 months? Judge Castel said he was sticking with 60 months.

The case is US v. Rodriguez, 18-cr-414 (Castel)

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