NYPD Cop Busted for selling Fentanyl and Heroin on Duty to FBI informant, arrested and indicted in New York

New York City, NY: A New York City Police Officer was busted for selling Fentanyl and Heroin to an FBI informant.

She and her accomplice were arrested in October for selling narcotics while on duty. The officer has been relieved of her duties.

U.S. Attorney Damian Williams of the Southern District of New York said that Cesar Martinez of Yonkers and Grace Rosa Baez, both of Yonkers, were charged with the distribution of narcotics and conspiracy to distribute narcotics.

The 37-year-old Baez and the 42-year-old Martinez were indicted on March 20 in Manhattan federal court for their claimed attempts to sell the drugs to a federal informant from October 9th to the 19th.

Both of the accused have pleaded not guilty this week.

The informant was given what Baez, a resident of the Bronx, allegedly described as “top quality” fentanyl in a container of Mentos candies, according to authorities.

Next, she informed the informant that she could offer them a kilogram of heroin for $25,000, as well as 800 grams of fentanyl, with the price depending on the quality of the substance to be discussed later.

According to court documents, Baez, who had been a police officer since 2012, reportedly met with the informant on many occasions.

The New York Police Department had started an investigation to find out the origins of the narcotics that the Ex-cop was selling.

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