No Prison for Woman Who Received Four Kilos of Cocaine

~1 min read | Published on 2022-05-29, tagged DrugsGeneral-News using 171 words.

U.S. Senior District Court Judge Douglas P. Woodlock sentenced Michel Saredi-Munoz Moronta, 22, to time served (roughly 21 months) and four years of supervised release for her role in a drug trafficking conspiracy.
In August 2020, law enforcement officers identified several USPS Priority Mail envelopes that contained cocaine. When law enforcement officers conducted surveillance at the delivery addresses in Lawrence, they saw a woman, later identified as Munoz Moronta, get out of her car and take possession of the packages. Police arrested her after she had collected all of the suspicious packages.
The packages contained a total of four kilograms of cocaine.

Cocaine trafficking sentences often involve incarceration.



In December 2021, the defendant “pleaded guilty to one count of conspiracy to distribute and to possess with intent to distribute 500 grams or more of cocaine.”
This fairly straightforward case involved the Federal Bureau of Investigation, U.S. Postal Inspection Service, and the Lawrence Police Department. United States Attorney Rachael S. Rollins’ Narcotics & Money Laundering Unit prosecuted the case.

United States Attorney Rachael S. Rollins announced the sentence.



Comments (19)


Knows a snitch2022-05-30
f0d22320

She definitely snitched

Trump20242022-06-06
c0a20930

She definitely snitched? Lol. On what? Did she snitch on the link to the market she was using? Did she tell the police her vendor's username? Lol. They dont cut unicorn deals like that for internet information ya dumb fuck

dhgfh2022-05-30
f3d29c70

She spent almost 2 years in jail awaiting trial, she was probably a first time offender so they sentenced her to time served. This is not that unusual for a first time offender. Had she been able to post bail or something and get out they might have decided to sentence her differently. Sentencing in general is super arbitrary and depends on how the judge or jury is feeling that day. It isn't fair but is just the reality of the US criminal justice system.

77w310d2022-06-08
302e9d50

time served? 2 years for 4 kilos? cartel would be so happy

urmom2022-05-30
829f9a00

mexican w a mouth , snitch hombre

PEPELEPUBE2022-05-30
49ec7c40

white privilege at its finest lmao

nano2022-06-01
47330240

the fuck you talking about? we whites would get arrested if we were caught with that amount of cocaine. if something, women privilege

bbrt2022-06-06
05e61fa0

She is clearly not white, and her last names are clearly hispanic/latino.

whoamI2022-05-31
832eed00

first time offender equals first time busted!

adskhkjsahkjsadh2022-06-01
01a92f70

> her role in a drug trafficking conspiracy criminal informant

sadas789sda789ds2022-06-02
13a99040

^ yo cali LE TF DNL delete this one. gonna get a bitch killed

foo2022-06-03
38e28210

She cant be an informant if she is getting packages from darknet. She is already at the "top" of the chain LOL.Who she gonna give up, Badger and Skinny Pete?

racismInc2022-06-02
a29e1cc0

lol what a shocker, another shitskin women walks and some dumb cunt is already screaming "white priveledge"

Abuaita2022-06-02
d950d500

No no no i clean... i clean and found cocaine OK?????

Knucle Duster2022-06-05
4efc7410

AOC fatter long lost sister maybe?

sheoldaf2022-06-06
1cd6e6f0

ummmm she's 22 yrs old? wtf, she looks at least 40 O.o

q2rwqd2022-06-07
787215c0

she's literally doing coke

mickthekat2022-06-06
63a27d00

hello its the federal system here mandatory minimums On everything... Only Way she could get under 5 years is 1) snitch which is 4k1 letter or safety Valve which only works on 1st timers but that's the same thing as the 4k1 letter but you dont have to tell them every crime you ever committed just EVERYTHING about the current charges...

Noob2022-06-09
0447d760

Wtf is a 4k1 letter?