Drug dealer to do time in state prison
NORWICH – A convicted local drug dealer was sent to state prison earlier this week after failing to comply with the terms of her probation.
Danielle R. Magistro pleaded guilty to a felony violation of her probation and was sentenced to one to three years at the Willard Drug Treatment Center, a state corrections facility.
The rehabilitative institute offers a 97-day drug and alcohol program that includes military style routines and conditioning. The facility also provides regular counseling and constant supervision. At the end of the 97-day period, Magistro could be released on parole and let back into the community. She will not have to attend Drug Court or register with probation because parolees are the responsibility of the state.
The Probation Department reported that Magistro missed appointments and repeatedly failed to check in. The Drug Treatment Court Team also met and voted to oust Magistro from the program due to a lack of compliance last week.
Magistro pleaded guilty to first degree criminal nuisance earlier this year and had been ordered to attend Drug Treatment Court.
Last October, the Norwich Police Department launched a lengthy investigation following a burglary spree which victimized 20 businesses in three towns in three days and a drive-by shooting at Plank Manor Apartments. Magistro was arrested in connection with a rash of drug-motivated crimes.
Police searched Magistro’s residence, discovering contraband and illegal drugs. Although several people were arrested during the course of the investigation, police believed Magistro, 24, and her co-conspirator were at the center of the activity. Both were charged with first degree criminal nuisance, a felony, for organizing businesses engaged in the unlawful sale and distribution of controlled substances.
Magistro was remanded following the sentence and began her prison term immediately.
Danielle R. Magistro pleaded guilty to a felony violation of her probation and was sentenced to one to three years at the Willard Drug Treatment Center, a state corrections facility.
The rehabilitative institute offers a 97-day drug and alcohol program that includes military style routines and conditioning. The facility also provides regular counseling and constant supervision. At the end of the 97-day period, Magistro could be released on parole and let back into the community. She will not have to attend Drug Court or register with probation because parolees are the responsibility of the state.
The Probation Department reported that Magistro missed appointments and repeatedly failed to check in. The Drug Treatment Court Team also met and voted to oust Magistro from the program due to a lack of compliance last week.
Magistro pleaded guilty to first degree criminal nuisance earlier this year and had been ordered to attend Drug Treatment Court.
Last October, the Norwich Police Department launched a lengthy investigation following a burglary spree which victimized 20 businesses in three towns in three days and a drive-by shooting at Plank Manor Apartments. Magistro was arrested in connection with a rash of drug-motivated crimes.
Police searched Magistro’s residence, discovering contraband and illegal drugs. Although several people were arrested during the course of the investigation, police believed Magistro, 24, and her co-conspirator were at the center of the activity. Both were charged with first degree criminal nuisance, a felony, for organizing businesses engaged in the unlawful sale and distribution of controlled substances.
Magistro was remanded following the sentence and began her prison term immediately.
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