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Atlantic City Man Sentenced on Possession of Narcotics with Intent to Distribute Charge

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Atlantic City Man Sentenced on Possession of Narcotics with Intent to Distribute Charge

MAYS LANDING, NJ – On Tuesday, July 21, 2026, James Angelozzi, 42, from Atlantic City, NJ,

was sentenced to five and a half years in New Jersey State Prison on one count of second-degree

possession of controlled dangerous substances with intent to distribute in front of the Honorable

Christine Smith, J.S.C.

On September 8, 2023, Atlantic City police officers observed Angelozzi speeding eastbound on

the AC Expressway. As police followed Angelozzi, he continued to swerve and switch lanes

without using his blinker. As the police officer turned on his emergency lights, he observed

Angelozzi throw a large duffle bag into the backseat. During the traffic stop, Angelozzi completed

and signed a consent-to-search form for his vehicle. Officers found 110 wax folds containing

heroin, fentanyl, xylazine, and 4-ANPP weighing 35 grams with packaging and three bags of

cocaine weighing 133 grams with packaging. Once in holding, Angelozzi signed a consent to

search his apartment, which he voluntarily stated had drugs in it. Officers found 74 more wax

folds containing the same combination of CDS as found in the vehicle (23 grams) and an

additional bag of cocaine (seven grams).

Assistant Prosecutor Frank Edward Vizzi represented the State in this matter

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