🚨 The Gutter Report: “Working Again?” Deezy Named in New Setup Allegation After Chad Gordon Plea
After Chad Gordon’s Guilty Plea, Deezy’s Name Resurfaces in Staten Island Drug Case
🎯 Deezy Named by Gordon
Port Richmond, Staten Island, NY — Chad Gordon, 42, of Port Richmond, has publicly stated that he was “set up” in the undercover narcotics investigation that led to his recent guilty plea — and he identifies Davon “Deezy” Bishop as the person responsible. Instagram:👉🏾 Deezy984
Gordon alleges that Bishop facilitated the circumstances that connected him to undercover law enforcement during the investigation.
As of this publication, no publicly available court filings tied to Gordon’s case identify Bishop as a co-defendant or formally designate him as a cooperating witness.
🔎 Davon “Deezy” Bishop, identified by Gordon in connection with the investigation.
🧾 The Guilty Plea
Gordon pleaded guilty Feb. 9 in Richmond County Supreme Court to second-degree criminal sale of a controlled substance.
The charges stem from a three-month undercover narcotics investigation conducted in late 2024 and early 2025. According to the Staten Island Advance, Gordon was accused of selling cocaine to undercover detectives on eight separate occasions, including transactions in Clifton and New Springville — several allegedly occurring in the Staten Island Mall parking lot.
He is scheduled to be sentenced to five years in prison and five years of post-release supervision.
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📱 Chad Gordon in a social media photo shared prior to his arrest.
📍 Port Richmond Context
The case centers around Port Richmond and surrounding North Shore locations — areas long associated with narcotics enforcement activity and undercover operations tied to mall-area transactions.
🌆 Port Richmond neighborhood on Staten Island’s North Shore.
📌 Related History: Jerry “Poe” Leverette
Bishop’s name has surfaced before in Staten Island criminal proceedings.
In 2015, Jerry “Poe” Leverette was sentenced as a repeat felony offender. The Staten Island Advance covered that case here:
👉🏾 Poe to go upstate; repeat felon Leverette gets 3.5 to 7 years
The published article does not reference Bishop.
However, Leverette has stated that Bishop “set him up” in his case. That statement reflects Leverette’s personal account and is not documented in the publicly reported coverage of his sentencing.
No publicly reviewed court documents in either case formally identify Bishop as a cooperating witness.
⚖️ What Is Verified vs. What Is Alleged
Verified:
Chad Gordon pleaded guilty to second-degree criminal sale of a controlled substance.
The case involved eight alleged undercover transactions.
Sentencing is pending at five years in prison plus five years post-release supervision.
Alleged by Gordon and Leverette:
That Davon “Deezy” Bishop played a role in setting them up.
That Bishop facilitated contact leading to their arrests.
These assertions currently stand as statements made by the convicted individuals themselves and are not reflected in publicly available court documentation.
🧭 Why This Story Matters
Allegations of being “set up” frequently emerge in undercover narcotics cases. When the same name is raised independently across multiple cases, scrutiny follows — but scrutiny is not proof.
Whether this reflects coincidence, grievance, or investigatory involvement would require court records, sealed filings, or official confirmation to substantiate.
For now, the public record shows:
A guilty plea.
An undercover investigation.
And two defendants independently naming the same individual.
Not for clicks — for clarity.
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