Syriane Baldwin, Distribution of Crack Cocaine, Maine 2014

Bangor Man Pleads Guilty to Distribution of Crack Cocaine

Bangor, Maine - Syriane Baldwin, 29, of Bangor, Maine, has pleaded guilty to distributing a quantity of crack cocaine in exchange for $300. This brazen act of drug dealing has left many in the community shaken.

According to court records, Baldwin, also known as 'Del,' distributed the crack on September 5, 2014, in Bangor. The distribution charge carries a maximum potential penalty of 20 years imprisonment, a minimum of three years supervised release, and a maximum $1,000,000 fine.

Baldwin will be sentenced following the completion of a presentence report. The case was investigated by officers and agents from the Maine Drug Enforcement Agency, the New Haven, Connecticut Office of the Bureau of Alcohol Tobacco Firearms and Explosives, and the City of New Haven Police Department.

Assistant United States Attorney Joel B. Casey has been instrumental in bringing this case to justice. His tireless efforts have ensured that those responsible for distributing crack cocaine are held accountable.

Baldwin's guilty plea is a significant blow to the drug trade in Bangor. The community can rest assured that law enforcement agencies are committed to dismantling these organizations and bringing perpetrators to justice.

In a related note, the case serves as a reminder of the devastating impact of crack cocaine on families and communities. The distribution of this highly addictive substance has caused immeasurable harm and destruction.

We urge anyone with information about drug dealing or other illicit activities to come forward and assist law enforcement agencies in their efforts to keep our communities safe.

Source: https://www.justice.gov/usao-me/pr/bangor-man-pleads-guilty-distribution-crack-cocaine