Officials: Yonkers anti-violence advocate to receive prison sentence Thursday
Michael Rodriguez, former director of a Bronx anti-violence program, will be sentenced on drug charges.
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22h agoOfficials say a Yonkers man who promoted anti-violence will receive his prison sentence on Thursday.
Michael Rodriguez, former director of a Bronx anti-violence program, will be sentenced on drug charges. Rodriguez pleaded guilty to being a cocaine supplier to drug dealers in Middletown and Ardsley.
Rodriguez faces up to 10 years in prison.
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