United States v. Reyes-Santiago
Court of Appeals for the First Circuit
1Opinion of the Court
LIPEZ, Circuit Judge.
Appellant Jorge Reyes-Santiago (“Reyes”) was among 110 defendants charged in a two-count indictment with drug and firearms offenses arising from a massive drug ring operating in public housing projects in Bayamón, Puerto Rico. Most of the high-level members of the conspiracy, Reyes among them, pled guilty pursuant to plea agreements. Other than for Reyes, the sentences imposed on Count One, the drug count, ranged from 78 months to 324 months,1 the latter imposed on the chieftain of the enterprise. Reyes received the stiffest Count One sentence: 360 months. In this appeal,…
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