Drug dealer duo’s ‘delivery service’ ferried cocaine from Brooklyn to high-end Hamptons – for 3 times the street price: DA

The chic cocaine caper allegedly hatched out by Dyatchin, 38, and Khodorkovsky, 44, was amongst five current high-profile, however unconnected, drug- and gun-trafficking situations highlighted by Tierney during a marathon press conference.

“That cocaine was sold at basically three time the regular street worth of cocaine,” Suffolk County District Attorney Ray Tierney said. “So, it was a financially rewarding organization for them until they were detained.”

The situations included a drug and methamphetamine ring that entailed Brandon Scanlon, 33, who supposedly took off from an April medication bust, striking a Suffolk Area policeman with a minivan prior to leading cops on a Hollywood-style shootout and chase.

Khodorkovsky had a kilo-and-a-half of cocaine when cops busted him, in addition to coke and pills stashed in his vehicle’s “traps,” district attorneys stated. He also had $38,550 in money and 39 gold coins valued at $100,000 in his Brooklyn apartment, Tierney stated.

A drug-dealing duo ran a Brooklyn-to-Montauk cocaine “shipment service” that dealt with high-end Hamptons customers ready to pay 3 times the road price for a powdery repair, district attorneys said Thursday.

Dyatchin’s rented out East Hampton home had 589 grams of drug separated up right into almost twice as numerous individual bundles, 269 grams of MDMA and $19,046 in cash, district attorneys claimed. His Mercedes supposedly had a trap with greater than 50 envelopes of cocaine.

“Scanlon apparently fired multiple times at law enforcement,” Tierney stated. “Scanlon terminated out of this open vehicle window with his gun aimed sideways, across his tummy and a lit cigarette in his mouth. We understand that because we have it on video.”

Alexandr Dyatchin and Michael Khodorkovsky stashed cocaine and MDMA in Mercedes autos loaded with “traps”– covert areas made use of for medication contraband– and pitched those immoral products to prosperous customers on the East End of Long Island, according to prosecutors and a 74-count charge leveled against the pair.

Investigators located both, who each possessed a Mercedes and functioned as exclusive rideshare and Uber chauffeurs, sealed their deals inside their high-end vehicles after meetups with customers in hoity-toity Hamptons places such as the Montauk Private Yacht Club and Rosie’s eatery, the Daily Mail initially reported.