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New York Man Arrested for Crystal Meth Possession in Fort Lee, NJ

By Travis Tormey on January 27, 2018
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NYC Taxi Driver Allegedly Possessed Crystal Meth and Cocaine in Fort Lee, New Jersey

Fort Lee Drug SuspectA New York City cab driver was placed under arrest in Fort Lee, NJ and charged with distribution of illegal drugs. The suspect is Gerardo Camilo-Nolasco, a 42-year-old man who resides at 630 E. 170th Street in the Bronx, NY. Camilo-Nolasco works as a taxi driver in NYC and was reportedly driving a car belonging to a friend in Fort Lee, NJ when Bergen County police stopped the motor vehicle due to a narcotics investigation. The Bergen County Prosecutor’s Office and the Fort Lee Police Department conducted a joint investigation.

Bergen County detectives searched Camilo-Nolasco’s car and allegedly discovered 10 pounds of crystal meth with a street resale value of roughly $800K. Police also reportedly discovered four (4) grams of cocaine in the vehicle. Camilo-Nolasco was placed under arrest and taken to the Bergen County Correctional Facility in Hackensack, NJ.

Drug Crime Penalties in Bergen County, New Jersey

In a statement about the Fort Lee drug arrest, Acting Bergen County Prosecutor Dennis Calo said that Camilo-Nolasco has been charged with a number of crimes: possession with intent to distribute methamphetamine weighing greater than five (5) ounces and cocaine possession. The charge for distribution of crystal meth is considered a first degree felony, while the possession of cocaine possession charged is considered a third degree felony.

If Camilo-Nolasco is convicted on either of the criminal charges against him, he will face decades behind bars in NJ State Prison. A conviction for a first degree crime could lead to a term of incarceration of 10-20 years. Moreover, since felony drug offenses are serious crimes, prosecutors could seek the maximum penalties against Camilo-Nolasco.

Talk to an Experienced Fort Lee Drug Crime Lawyer Today

If you were recently arrested for a felony-level drug offense in Fort Lee, you need to talk to an experienced criminal attorney. Don’t take any chances with your freedom or your future. Travis Tormey handled drug crime defense throughout Bergen County, including Fort Lee, Paramus, and Hackensack, New Jersey. Contact Attorney Tormey anytime to discuss your case.

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