West Haven Man Sentenced for Cocaine, Fentanyl Distribution

0:00A 37-year-old dude from West Haven just caught a six-year federal prison bid for slinging cocaine and fentanyl around New Haven. Levere Marion got sentenced Monday by U.S. District Judge Sarah Lavigne Gala up in Harford 72 months behind bars plus four years of supervised release. He copped to the plea back on October 22, 2025, emitting to possession with intent to distribute over 500 grams of cocaine and a bunch of fentanyl. Investigators from the DEA New Haven Task Force and New Haven PD built the case, solid surveillance, trash searches, traffic stops, even a controlled. By to confirm, he was moving products in the area. Cops moved in on him, March 27, 2024, rating a spot on Washington Avenue where they seized 800 grams of cocaine, 175 grams of crack and fentanyl and wax folds. Marion's out on a $100,000 bond for now, but he'll surrender to prison.

1:01June 3, closing the book on this operation and sending a clear message to the streets. That's your update from Harford News today, powered by AI.