Recently Brooklyn District Attorney Ken Thompson informed that a Georgia person has been sent to ten years imprisonment for trafficking weapons from Georgia to Brooklyn up Interstate 95. Generally, it is known as the “Iron Pipeline”. He had five co-defendants. His nephew, Michael Quick was the ring's mastermind. Michael was convicted and sentenced too. Attorney Thompson said, "The defendant cohorts tried out to make some easy money by supplying with weapons of death and takes local lives at risk. They have now been brought to justice in Brooklyn. This kind of case picture is a warning to out-of-state firearm traffickers that we will continue to go against them and hold them under law; no matter where they are. "
The Ag discovered the offender …show more content…
He is from LaGrange, Georgia. He pleaded as guilty to first-degree criminal sale for a firearm. His case is close to criminal possession of a weapon too. He was sentenced to eighteen years imprisonment and five years' post-release supervision and guidance.
2. Aliya Dowell, she is also thirty years old, of LaGrange, Georgia. She is pleaded guilty to fourth-degree conspiracy. She was sentenced to five years' probation. The girl is the partner of number one defendant Quick.
3. Emmanuel Caswell is thirty eight years old. He is of Decatur, Georgia. He is pleaded for responsible to fourth-degree conspiracy. He was sentenced to one-year in prison.
4. Marcus White is thirty two years of Decatur, Georgia. He was guilty to fourth-degree conspiracy. He was sentenced to imprisonment for one-year in jail.
5. Albert Pless, a senior of 59 years. He is of Franklin, Atlanta. He was accused for fourth-degree conspiracy. He was sentenced to one-year in imprisonment.
The case was looked at by New York Police Department Detective by Edgar of the NYPD's Firearms Investigations Unit. It was conducted under the supervision of Chief Robert Van Houten, Lieutenant Michael Jennings and Sgt Donald