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Detroit Man Sentenced to 60 Years for Cocaine and Fentanyl Trafficking in Saginaw-Bay Area

Detroit Man Sentenced to 60 Years for Cocaine and Fentanyl Trafficking in Saginaw-Bay Area

A major figure in drug trafficking in the Saginaw-Bay region has been taken off the streets as Detroit man Ricardo Delgado, II, 51, was sentenced to 60 years in federal prison. As the

U.S. Attorney’s Office

announced, Delgado was convicted of multiple charges, including conspiracy and possession with intent to distribute substantial amounts of cocaine and fentanyl, as well as firearms offenses.

Following a week-long trial in June, U.S. District Court Judge Thomas L. Ludington handed down the 720-month sentence after a jury found Delgado guilty on a series of drug and weapons charges. Among other items, authorities seized 13 kilograms of cocaine, two kilograms of fentanyl, 12 firearms, which included two machine guns, and more than $200,000 in cash from Delgado’s residence at the time of his arrest.

The case showcases a relentless effort by law enforcement agencies to tackle the drug crisis, particularly the spread of fentanyl, a substance with lethal potential even in small quantities. Special Agent in Charge Cheyvoryea Gibson of the FBI Detroit Field Office highlighted the collaborative efforts in an expression of his dedication, stating, as per the

U.S. Attorney’s Office

news release, “Today’s sentencing of Ricardo Delgado, a notorious drug trafficker, marks a critical milestone in our ongoing efforts to combat the fentanyl crisis and protect the public from its devastating effects.”

The investigation involved the FBI, ATF, and police from various Michigan departments working together to tackle criminal activity that harms the community. Assistant U.S. Attorneys Tim Turkelson and Will Orr prosecuted the case, holding those responsible for illegal drug and firearm trafficking accountable.

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