A Chinese drug dealer in the United States was exempted from at least ten years in prison

According to the US "Sing Tao Daily" reported on June 20, a Chinese drug dealer in Queens, New York City, was sentenced to 14 days in prison in the us district court eastern district court in Brooklyn on the 16th local time for assisting the US drug enforcement agency to arrest drug dealers. Save yourself from at least a decade in prison that you should have endured.

Between July 2013 and June 2014, Mr. Yang, together with at least six other Chinese drug dealers, engaged in drug and illegal gun trades such as methamphetamine in The Flushing area of New York, according to court documents. Mr. Yang once sold meth worth $4,000 (in U.S. dollars) and two pistols worth $3,300 to undercover investigators at the Lake Pavilion in Flushing, and collected $3,700 worth of methamphetamine for undercover investigators at the same location.

"When there was an opportunity for me to make money very quickly, I did it." Yang Shuyong said, "When you do bad things, bad things will also come to you." Yang Shuyong was formally arrested in June 2014, and after 14 days in custody, he was released on bail of 500,000 yuan and pleaded guilty in February 2015. Unexpectedly, these 14 days of prison life were all the prison disasters that Yang Shuyong had to endure for this case.

After Yang Shuyong was arrested, he was successfully persuaded by the Federal Narcotics Administration and became an informant of the Anti-Narcotics Bureau. Yang Shuyong cooperated with the Federal Drug Enforcement Administration to wear recording equipment to record all the processes in the process of trading with other drug dealers, and played an important role in the process of catching other drug dealers. Yang Shuyong said in court that in the process of working with the Federal Drug Enforcement Agency, he felt that he had also become a member of the Drug Enforcement Agency team.

Mr. Yang's defense lawyer, Joel Cohen, said mr. Yang had been persuaded to become a man he had never been. Based on Yang Shuyong's performance in dai sin and a previous zero criminal record, as well as the support of his family, the judge who heard the case, Margo Brodie, finally sentenced Yang Shuyong, who should have been sentenced to more than ten years, to serve only 14 days in prison.

"You've really had a lot of luck." Judge Brody said to Yang Shuyong in court. Before leaving the court that day, Yang Shuyong said: "I will never commit a crime again." ”