Bernard, 34, of Cherry Hill, N.J., also was convicted of first-degree distribution of cocaine, second-degree money laundering, and second-degree conspiracy.
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He will face a new trial on that first-degree charge, which carries a sentence of life in prison, with 25 years of parole ineligibility.ĭavis’ co-defendant in the trial, Marsha G. Davis also was charged with leading a narcotics trafficking network, but the jury could not reach a unanimous verdict on that charge. 17, 2015 of first-degree distribution of cocaine, second-degree money laundering, and second-degree conspiracy.
A Camden County jury found Davis guilty at trial on Dec. The judge also ordered Davis to pay a $250,000 anti-money laundering profiteering penalty. Davis, 37, of Kingston, Jamaica (formerly of Swedesboro, N.J.), a Jamaican dancehall DJ who records under the names “Flippa Mafia” and “Flippa Moggela,” was sentenced to 25 years in state prison, including 12 years of parole ineligibility, by Superior Court Judge John T. Mail and other parcel delivery services to ship multiple kilograms of cocaine from California into New Jersey.Īndrew K.
TRENTON – Acting Attorney General Robert Lougy announced that a well-known Jamaican recording artist was sentenced to state prison today on charges including first-degree distribution of narcotics for his role in an international drug ring that used the U.S. Jamaican Recording Artist Sentenced to 25 Years in State Prison for His Role in Drug Ring That Shipped Cocaine Into New Jersey Via MailĪndrew Davis, aka “Flippa Mafia,” was arrested in “Operation Next Day Air,” a multi-agency investigation led by the New Jersey State Police, Division of Criminal Justice and U.S.
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