Eleven members of a gang of Westchester crack dealers – whose motorized “drug-catering” service was known as “The Track” and delivered around the clock – were behind bars yesterday after a six-month investigation, officials said.
“This was a massive drug-catering service,” Westchester District Attorney Jeannine Pirro told The Post. “Drugs on wheels. Gang members took orders 24 hours a day. They never stopped.”
Pirro said the enterprising “Trackers” – led by alleged ringleader Sheron “Ronnie Cracks” Norwood, 26 – set up a bed and TV set in one of their vans so they could drop off their stash day or night on any street corner in Mount Vernon.
“Trackers” made as many as 80 crack sales a day, with more than $250,000 in sales since September.