In the U.S., co-defendant Yaroshenko sentenced to 30 years in prison

Chigbo Peter with the Mind April 28 Yaroshenko were convicted of involvement in the conspiracy to transport large quantities of cocaine, some of which was intended to be sold in the United States. Other persons involved in the case – Nathaniel French and Kudufiya Mavuko – to address the jury were justified. Sentencing is scheduled for Constantine Yaroshenko September 7 this year. Originally called in as the date for July 27, but the court ordered the adjournment of the meeting due to the fact that the Russians decided to change lawyers. Up to this point it represented the interests of Anna Brown and Lee Ginsberg, this time to his legal defense will build Steve Zyss. Konstantin Yaroshenko was arrested as a result of false operations of the Office of the U.S. Drug Enforcement in the Liberian capital Monrovia in late May 2010, after which he was secretly taken to the United States. According to Attorney for the Southern Federal District in Manhattan U.S. Preet Bharara, Yaroshenko faces from 10 years to life in prison, according to ITAR-TASS.