Brooklyn-to-Montauk cocaine delivery service targets elite Hamptons clientele
Prosecutors have unveiled the operations of a sophisticated drug-dealing duo who orchestrated a Brooklyn-to-Montauk cocaine delivery service, catering specifically to affluent clients in the Hamptons.
The illicit enterprise, allegedly masterminded by Alexandr Dyatchin, 38, and Michael Khodorkovsky, 44, promised a premium experience for those willing to pay a hefty price—three times the regular street value—for their powdery fix.
Prosecutors detailed the cunning methods employed by Dyatchin and Khodorkovsky, who utilized their Mercedes vehicles, ingeniously outfitted with “traps” or hidden compartments, to conceal and transport cocaine and MDMA.
This elaborate scheme was designed to supply the well-heeled customers of Long Island’s East End, drawing attention for both its audacity and the high-profile nature of its clientele.
The duo’s operations were part of a broader sweep that included five unrelated drug and gun trafficking cases, as highlighted by Suffolk County District Attorney Ray Tierney during a comprehensive news conference.
The indictment against Dyatchin and Khodorkovsky includes 74 counts, underscoring the breadth and seriousness of their alleged criminal activities.
Investigative reports revealed that the pair, who both owned Mercedes vehicles and were employed as private rideshare and Uber drivers, conducted their clandestine transactions within the luxury confines of their cars.
Meetings with clients were strategically arranged at exclusive locales, such as the Montauk Yacht Club and the upscale Rosie’s eatery, as initially reported by the Daily Mail.
This high-stakes narcotics operation not only underscores the demand for illicit substances among the Hamptons’ elite but also highlights the innovative methods drug traffickers employ to evade law enforcement.
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