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Fall River man sentenced to prison for selling fentanyl to undercover Massachusetts State Trooper

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Bristol County District Attorney Thomas Quinn, III has announced that a 38-year-old Fall River man pled guilty to Distribution of Fentanyl in the Fall River Superior Court.

Joshua Infantino was sentenced by the Honorable Raffi Yessayan to serve a state prison sentence of 3 to 4 years. The case was prosecuted by Assistant District Attorney Daniel Walsh.

On December 20th, 2023, a Trooper from the Massachusetts State Police contacted Infantino to set up a narcotics purchase.  The defendant subsequently met with an undercover State Trooper and sold him a gram of fentanyl.  Infantino was stopped a short time later by police. 

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He was in possession of the money that the undercover Trooper had provided during the purchase of the fentanyl.

Infantino has a history of jail time due to narcotics offenses.  His bail on this case was revoked due to a subsequent arrest. 

“The defendant has a history of drug involvement.  It is no surprise that after being released on bail on this case, he was arrested again on new charges,” District Attorney Tom Quinn said.

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