United States District Judge Andre M. Davis sentenced Kevin Burrell,
age 49, to 10 years in prison, followed by 66 months of supervised
release for conspiracy to distribute, and possess with intent to
distribute, one kilogram or more of heroin and five kilograms or more
of cocaine. According to his plea agreement, the Drug Enforcement
Agency received information that Burrell was to obtain heroin and
cocaine from his New York source of supply on January 11, 2007.
Burrell met that day with a DEA undercover agent posing as a
representative of the New York source of supply. After Burrell gave
the undercover agent over $75,000 as partial payment for the
drugs, Burrell and the undercover agent walked to a vehicle which
contained the narcotics. Burrell was arrested and agents recovered
the money.
Judge Davis also sentenced Jermaine Hardy, age 33, to 125 months
in prison, followed by five years of supervised release for conspiracy
to distribute over 500 grams of crack cocaine. According to the plea
agreement, from February to September, 2006, Hardy agreed to
distribute crack cocaine base and less than 2 kilograms of crack
cocaine for others to resell in the Baltimore area. Agents seized
approximately 125 grams of crack cocaine and a handgun from
Hardy’s residence on September 27, 2006.
U.S. District Judge William D. Quarles, Jr. sentenced Elliott Gray,
age 37, today to 188 months in prison followed by four years of
supervised release for possession with intent to distribute crack
cocaine. Judge Quarles enhanced Gray’s sentence upon finding
that he is a career offender based on two previous convictions for
distribution of drugs. According to his guilty plea, Gray sold 55.29
grams of crack cocaine and 46.21 grams of powder cocaine to an
undercover law enforcement officer on five occasions from
November to December, 2006. Gray also quoted a price of $3,400
for an eighth of a kilogram of cocaine, $95 per gram for raw heroin
and $200 per pill of Ecstacy. Officers searched his residences on
February 2, 2007 and seized additional bags of cocaine, $600, drug
scales and sifter, a box of 44 caliber ammunition and 12 gauge
shotgun shells.
age 49, to 10 years in prison, followed by 66 months of supervised
release for conspiracy to distribute, and possess with intent to
distribute, one kilogram or more of heroin and five kilograms or more
of cocaine. According to his plea agreement, the Drug Enforcement
Agency received information that Burrell was to obtain heroin and
cocaine from his New York source of supply on January 11, 2007.
Burrell met that day with a DEA undercover agent posing as a
representative of the New York source of supply. After Burrell gave
the undercover agent over $75,000 as partial payment for the
drugs, Burrell and the undercover agent walked to a vehicle which
contained the narcotics. Burrell was arrested and agents recovered
the money.
Judge Davis also sentenced Jermaine Hardy, age 33, to 125 months
in prison, followed by five years of supervised release for conspiracy
to distribute over 500 grams of crack cocaine. According to the plea
agreement, from February to September, 2006, Hardy agreed to
distribute crack cocaine base and less than 2 kilograms of crack
cocaine for others to resell in the Baltimore area. Agents seized
approximately 125 grams of crack cocaine and a handgun from
Hardy’s residence on September 27, 2006.
U.S. District Judge William D. Quarles, Jr. sentenced Elliott Gray,
age 37, today to 188 months in prison followed by four years of
supervised release for possession with intent to distribute crack
cocaine. Judge Quarles enhanced Gray’s sentence upon finding
that he is a career offender based on two previous convictions for
distribution of drugs. According to his guilty plea, Gray sold 55.29
grams of crack cocaine and 46.21 grams of powder cocaine to an
undercover law enforcement officer on five occasions from
November to December, 2006. Gray also quoted a price of $3,400
for an eighth of a kilogram of cocaine, $95 per gram for raw heroin
and $200 per pill of Ecstacy. Officers searched his residences on
February 2, 2007 and seized additional bags of cocaine, $600, drug
scales and sifter, a box of 44 caliber ammunition and 12 gauge
shotgun shells.
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Sentencing News 2007 Archive
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AUGUST 24, 2007 Baltimore, Maryland
Baltimore drug dealers Kevin Burrell, Jermaine Hardy and Elliott Gray to
prison for drug trafficking
Baltimore drug dealers Kevin Burrell, Jermaine Hardy and Elliott Gray to
prison for drug trafficking
Source: U.S.D.O.J.