NEWARK, Del. (AP) - A Pennsylvania-based man who authorities describe as the highest-level dealer in a drug trafficking network has been indicted in a Delaware man’s fatal overdose.
News outlets report that U.S. Attorney David C. Weiss announced Wednesday that Robin Cintron-Pratts is charged with conspiracy to possess with intent to distribute which causes the death of another person.
Investigators tied Cintron-Pratts to 13,000 bags of fentanyl-laced heroin stamped “Tasty” that were driven down from Philadelphia and distributed through Delaware. Four of those “Tasty” bags were found along with the body of 28-year-old Joel Davis in February 2017.
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Weiss says several other men were indicted in the drug-dealing operation and have entered guilty pleas, but Cintron-Pratts was the “ultimate supplier.”
It’s unclear whether he has a lawyer.
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