An NYPD detective allegedly took bribes from a crew of four robbers — who targeted Asian-Americans for their thefts — to help them avoid getting arrested.
An NYPD detective took bribes from a robbery crew — who targeted Asian-Americans for their thefts — in order to help them avoid getting arrested, federal prosecutors alleged Thursday.
Soto-Ramirez — who went by aliases including “Pito,” “Felix Correa” and “Jacob Guzman” — pulled together the group that carried out “scores’ of home robberies in New York and throughout the country, according to the charging document. They chose their targets “including by stalking victims, conducting internet research and compensating tipsters,” the indictment alleges.
The now-former officer and co-defendants Edwin Luciano Rodriguez-Genoa, 48, Santiago Xavier Maldonado, 43, and Diego Muelas-Gonzalez, 26, were all arraigned before White Plains Magistrate Judge Judith McCarthy Thursday.All five men are charged with racketeering conspiracy and face up to 20 years behind bars if convicted.A majority of the gang’s victims were Asian-American small business owners.
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