Man Arrested for Heroin Distribution in Knowlton Township Pleads Guilty
NY Man Charged with Heroin Distribution in NJ Will Get Prison Time for Conspiracy

Federal authorities investigated the drug crime case and determined that the heroin may have been on its way to New York City for distribution on the street. Moreover, alleged prosecutors, Rondon-Cortorreal and Valerio-Francisco were part of the Sinaloa cartel, an international drug cartel operating out of Mexico, Honduras, and Columbia and trafficking heroin and cocaine across the globe. The drug trafficking operation was reportedly headed by Joaquin “El Chapo” Guzman, the infamous drug kingpin who is now behind bars.
Possible Life Imprisonment for Man Who Pleaded Guilty to Heroin Trafficking in Warren County, NJ
Rondon-Cortorreal was placed under arrest and charged with numerous drug offenses. He ultimately avoided trial in the case by reaching a plea agreement with prosecutors. Rondon-Cortorreal pleaded guilty to federal charges for conspiracy to distribute heroin. The other suspect also pleaded guilty to similar charges.
When Rondon-Cortorreal appears in federal court in Trenton later this year, he will be formally sentenced. Depending on the exact terms of the plea agreement, and depending on what the judge decides, Rondon-Cortorreal could be sentenced to life imprisonment in a federal penitentiary and fined as much as $10 million.
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