NORRISTOWN — A Norristown woman must answer to charges in Montgomery County Court that she was involved in drug trafficking and endangered her daughters by using her children to help
Two men have been sentenced to additional prison time for their roles in a 2019 riot at Auburn Correctional Facility.
Phillip Bradley, 29, and Russell Williams, 35, who were convicted by a jury in May, were sentenced by Judge Mark Fandrich in Cayuga County Court Tuesday. The two were indicted in January 2020 along with three other inmates, and were both convicted of first-degree riot, a class E felony. Williams was also convicted of second-degree assault, a class D felony.
Cayuga County Chief Assistant District Attorney Christopher Valdina said Tuesday that Bradley instigated the riot when he hit a correctional officer. He also noted that Bradley has a lengthy criminal history. Valdina recommended the maximum sentence for the riot charge, which is two to four years in prison.Â
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NORRISTOWN â A Norristown woman is accused of drug trafficking and endangering her daughters by using the children to help sell drugs, according to prosecutors.
Suleyka Santiago, 34, of the 400 block of West Logan Street, was arraigned on July 1 before District Court Judge Andrea Duffy on charges of solicitation of minors to traffic drugs, endangering the welfare of children, possession with intent to deliver controlled substances, possession of controlled substances and criminal use of a communication facility in connection with alleged incidents that occurred in June.
Duffy set Santiagoâs bail at $100,000 cash but county Judge Garrett D. Page reviewed the bail amount on July 2 and reduced it to $10,000 unsecured and Santiago was released on her own recognizance, according to prosecutors.
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