Two ruthless siblings who allegedly proclaimed to control the drug trade on Long Island were indicted Wednesday after police raided their Queens home and uncovered a boatload of fentanyl.
Jemmal Bryan, 42, and his sister, 43-year-old Keana Bryan, allegedly ran a massive, “sophisticated” drug manufacturing operation out of their Jamaica home that included marking the bags of drugs they sold with a distinct “Bruce Banner” branding and a color-coding gradient to note potency.
“I got the whole of Long Island [under my control,]” Jemmal allegedly bragged on a wire tap, according to Nassau County District Attorney Anne Donnelly.
Mugshot of Jemmal Bryan, indicted for narcotics trafficking.
Jemmal Bryan was indicted as a major trafficker after cops raided his home in July and recovered more than half a million fatal doses of fentanyl, along with firearms and other narcotics.
Keana Bryan was indicted for her role in a large-scale narcotics trafficking conspiracy that brought drugs, including fentanyl, to communities throughout Nassau County.
Nassau County police raided the siblings’ home in July after a years-long investigation that started after the distinctly branded bags kept popping up at overdose scenes around the county, Donnelly said.
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