| Chimbo Came From Ecuador to
Sell Heroin, Got 20 Months, Co-Defendant Asks
Time Served
By Matthew
Russell Lee, Patreon
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Oct 1 – Rober Alberto Galvez
Chimbo came to the US from
Ecuador to support his family.
A year later he was arrested
arranging a one kilogram
heroin deal. He has spend 13
months in the MCC jail and
contracted COVID-19.
On
October 1 U.S. District Court
for the Southern District of
New York Judge Sidney H. Stein
held a sentencing proceeding.
Inner City Press covered it.
The US Attorney's Office was
pushing for a sentencing of 57
to 71 months.
Judge Stein asked, as he is
wont to do, "Why did you do
it?" Chimbo said, to support
my family. I will not do it
again.
Judge Stein
inquired more with the AUSA,
how Chimbo got so many
connections so quickly. But he
quickly sentenced Chimbo to 20
months, which means seven
more, then deportation.
Now on July 28,
co-defendant Junior Vladimir
Jimenez-Castillo filed a
sentencing submission
recouting coming from Macara,
Ecuador, to the US at age 19.
He is asking for time served.
The sentencing is set for
August 11.
The case is USA
v. Chimbo et al., 19-cr-570
(Stein)
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