New York Drug dealers, Russell Davriitas, sentenced 53 years in prison after the Windy accident

The drug king in New York was sentenced to a long prison sentence on Tuesday, after two victims left to go to a Windy Restaurant.

Russell Davriitas, a 55 -year -old Holbroc, was condemned to work as a Main drug stores And 91 charges.

He was sentenced to 53 years in prison, according to Sofolk County District Lawyer Office. In a press release on Tuesday, the office said that Defritas was involved in “cocaine and trafficking in a wide range in Suffolk County, which caused the death of an overdose of fentanel.”

The accident occurred on May 9, 2023, when the two victims – male and female – were in the room of a hotel reserved in the name of Devritas.

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“When an overdose in the hotel room, Davritas directed its partners not to call the number 911,” DA office said in a statement. “Defreitas removed drugs and other evidence from the hotel room and then went to eat in the nearby Wendy’s.

“After hours, Defritas allowed one of his partners to call 911. By that time, both females and males had an overdose in the hotel room.”

Davras was arrested two days later. The authorities have found many evidence condemning after the implementation of inspection orders on the trailer and hotel script.

“During these searches, the application of cocaine, fentanel, two loaded firearms, cutting factors, drug filling materials, scales used for drug weight, and many hotel room key cards,” explained the statement.

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“In addition, at the time of his arrest, Defreitas was found in the possession of bank cards with the names of two of the overdose victims.”

Defritas was sentenced to Tuesday after defending himself in court without a lawyer. In a statement, the lawyer of Suffolk County Raymond Terni said that Davitas “” highlights the urgent need for stronger legislation “, and has supported a draft law called Chelsea Law

Da said: “The approval of the Chelsea law in New York State will give the prosecutors additional tools to hold merchants accountable when their products cause death.” “The actions of this defendant directly led to the death of an overdose, yet our current laws do not allow us to accuse these deaths that can be prevented as murders.

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“The Chelsea law will ensure that those who benefit from dealing with fatal materials face consequences that are commensurate with the destruction it causes in our societies.”

Sofia Compton of Fox News Digital contributed to this report.