Crime & Safety
16 Indicted In Pittsburgh-Area Cocaine Ring
The people are accused of participating in a multi-state cocaine trafficking ring.
PITTSBURGH, PA – A federal grand jury in Pittsburgh has charged 16 people who allegedly participated in a cocaine ring. The charges are against people in five states: Pennsylvania, Georgia,
California, Virginia, and Michigan.
The defendants are:
- Jamal Stoner, 33, of Pittsburgh.
- Gordon Johnson, 36, of Atlanta,
- Bobby Jordan, 34, of West Mifflin, PA.
- Daniel Johnson, 56, of North Versailles, PA.
- Wilbert Corley, 34, of Stone Mountain, GA.
- Kory Singleton, 31, of Stone Mountain, GA.
- Quamar Linton, 36, of Elizabeth, PA.
- Jesus Cuevas, 41, of Atlanta, GA.
- Mary Hester, 45, of Pittsburgh.
- Kerby Singleton, 30, of Lithonia, GA.
- Jarviair Jackson, 35, of Douglasville, GA.
- Paula Crowell, 31, of Sterling Heights, MI.
- Peter Dawson, 54, of Albuquerque, NM
- Gerard Riley, 50, of Virginia Beach, VA.
- Quincy Rogers, 35, of Brookhaven, GA.
- John Heath, 32, of Pittsburgh.
The defendants face sentences of up to life imprisonment.
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