45-Count Indictment Handed Down In Broome County, NY Heroin Kingpin Case

A Broome County, NY, grand jury recently handed down a 45-count indictment in a case against an drug organization allegedly run by Devon Johnson. The crew allegedly shipped heroin from New York City to Broome County. According to WICZ, the following have been charged:

Devon Johnson, age 38:

Operating as a Major Trafficker, a Class A-I Felony

Criminal Sale of a Controlled Substance, in the second degree, a Class A-II Felony

Enterprise Corruption, a Class B Felony

Criminal Sale of a Controlled Substance, in the third degree, a Class B Felony (four counts)

Criminal Possession of a Controlled Substance, in the third degree, a Class B Felony (two counts)

Maurice Rollins, age 44:

Operating as a Major Trafficker, a Class A-I Felony

Criminal Sale of a Controlled Substance, in the second degree, a Class A-II Felony

Enterprise Corruption, a Class B Felony

Criminal Sale of a Controlled Substance, in the third degree, a Class B Felony (twenty counts)

Criminal Possession of a Controlled Substance, in the third degree, a Class B Felony (two counts)

Ferris Brown, age 32:

Operating as a Major Trafficker, a Class A-I Felony

Criminal Sale of a Controlled Substance, in the second degree, a Class A-II Felony (two counts)

Enterprise Corruption, a Class B Felony

Criminal Sale of a Controlled Substance, in the third degree, a Class B Felony (ten counts)

Shawn Perry, age 37:

Operating as a Major Trafficker, a Class A-I Felony

Enterprise Corruption, a Class B Felony

Criminal Sale of a Controlled Substance, in the third degree, a Class B Felony (four counts)

Criminal Possession of a Controlled Substance, in the third degree, a Class B Felony (two counts)

Andrew Savo, age 57:

Enterprise Corruption, a Class B Felony

Criminal Sale of a Controlled Substance, in the third degree, a Class B Felony (two counts)

Mary Peters, age 54:

Criminal Sale of a Controlled Substance, in the third degree, a Class B Felony (three counts)

Brandon Gagnier: age 30:

Criminal Sale of a Controlled Substance, in the third degree, a Class B Felony

A total of nine arrests have been made so far. If convicted, the defendants face 15 years to life in prison under New York’s kingpin law, which requires “$75,000 of activity or more within a 12-month period.” According to DA Steve Cornwell, the accused did so every two months.

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