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Ringo Delcid, Police Impersonation, New York 2013

Three East Flatbush gang members were sentenced for their roles in police impersonation robberies that took place in 2013.

Ringo Delcid, a member of the violent Predator Set street gang, was sentenced to 130 months of imprisonment for conspiring to commit two Hobbs Act robberies and for the use of a firearm in connection with one of those robberies.

Steele was sentenced to 130 months’ imprisonment for his participation in both robberies, and Hall was sentenced to 96 months’ imprisonment for his participation in one of those robberies.

The convictions resulted from a series of police impersonation robberies committed in 2013. On January 16, 2013, Steele and Delcid committed a home invasion robbery of a narcotics trafficker in Brooklyn, posing as undercover police officers.

On July 10, 2013, Steele, Hall, Delcid, and others attempted to rob another narcotics trafficker by carrying out a traffic stop while posing as undercover police officers. The robbery was thwarted when real NYPD officers arrived at the scene and the defendants fled.

The defendants also conspired to commit a September 27, 2014, armed robbery in which the victim was shot in the leg after he withdrew money from a check-cashing establishment in East Flatbush.

Ringo Delcid, Age: 27, Brooklyn, New York, Criminal Charges: Conspiring to commit two Hobbs Act robberies and using a firearm in connection with one of those robberies, Exact Date: Multiple dates in 2013 and 2014, Sentence: 130 months of imprisonment.

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