The Roulette Rebel: Jamestown Man Gets Jail Time For Drug-Candy Mix-up

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Jamestown Man Gets Jail Time For Drug-Candy Mix-up

1 comments | Friday, February 17, 2006

A Jamestown man will spend 3 and half years in prison for letting a
4-year-old boy eat a mixture of cocaine and heroin from his pocket on Sept.
18.
Chautauqua County District Attorney David Foley says 25-year-old Raymond
Medina, pleaded guilty in December to criminal possession of a controlled
substance and reckless endangerment.
Medina was walking with his girlfriend's son, when the boy grabbed what he
thought was candy out of Medina's pants pocket and ate it. When the boy lost
consciousness, Medina rushed him back to his home, according to police. The
boy was revived in WCA Hospital's emergency room, then transferred to Women
and Children's Hospital in Buffalo.

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