Angel Cordova of Worcester sentenced for conspiring to distribute cocaine
A federal sting in 2019 disrupted a drug trafficking scheme.
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A federal sting in 2019 disrupted a drug trafficking scheme.
A Worcester man convicted in federal court in June of conspiring to rob a glass-pipe dealer was sentenced to over five years in prison.
BOSTON – Three Worcester men have been convicted by a federal jury in Worcester of trafficking cocaine. Junior Melendez, 41, Juan Rodriguez, 31 and Kevin
Junior Melendez, a city man authorities have alleged to be the leader of the Massachusetts chapter of the Almighty Vice Lords gang, and two city associates were each convicted of one count of conspiring to sell 500 or more grams of cocaine, court records show.
Federal prosecutors are accusing Junior Melendez, a city man they’ve alleged to be the leader of the Massachusetts chapter of the Almighty Vice Lords gang, and two associates, also from Worcester, of conspiring to sell large quantities of cocaine.