United States v. Rodrigo Mejia
Court of Appeals for the Seventh Circuit
1Opinion of the Court
MANION, Circuit Judge.
Rodrigo Mejia appeals his convictions for conspiracy to distribute cocaine and possession with intent to distribute cocaine. We affirm.
I
Elkin Escobar, a Colombian illegally in New York, began transporting cocaine in 1987. Mejia and Escobar were acquaint- anees, having met in South America in 1984. In January 1988, while in Chicago delivering cocaine, Escobar met Mejia at Mejia’s home in Park Ridge, Illinois. Esco-bar badly needed money, so he asked Mejia whether he could “move some things”— “some things” meaning cocaine. Mejia indicated he could. In October, Escobar…
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