Case DIH-0596
Frank Moss
A Poughkeepsie dealer who kept selling fentanyl stamped "No Days Off" after a co-conspirator warned him people were overdosing on it, replying "That's what the people want"; two of his customers died of it in August 2017. Ordered to forfeit $50,000.
- Court
- Federal, Southern District of New York
- State
- New York
- Year of death
- 2017
- Year sentenced
- 2020
- Drugs
- Fentanyl
- Conduct
- Commercial sale
- Relationship
- Not reported
- Conviction
- Conspiracy to distribute and possess with intent to distribute fentanyl
- Plea or trial
- Plea
- Sentence
- Almost 22 years
- Found through
- Federal DOJ release search 2010–2026
This was a federal prosecution. For what New York’s own law says about deaths caused by supplying drugs, see New York in the state law guide.
Sources
- justice.govTwo poughkeepsie men sentenced selling fentanyl led deaths least four users
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