Dontavious Whitaker, 28, of Alexandria, and D’Moni Moten, 27, of Woodbridge, were sentenced to 20 years and over 16 years in prison respectively for trafficking counterfeit pressed pills.
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Media Coverage · May 5, 2026
Two Northern Virginia men, Dontavious Whitaker and D'Moni Moten, were sentenced to 20 and over 16 years in prison for a years-long conspiracy to traffic counterfeit pressed pills. The investigation was led by a Homeland Security Task Force. This conviction will likely impact the local community's safety.
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Two Northern Virginia men sentenced to prison for years-long drug trafficking conspiracy following Homeland Security
Media Coverage · May 05, 2026
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On May 5, 2026, the docket recorded a media coverage: Two Northern Virginia men, Dontavious Whitaker and D'Moni Moten, were sentenced to 20 and over 16 years in prison for a years-long conspiracy to traffic counterfeit pressed pills. The investigation was led by a Homeland Security Task Force. This conviction.
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Dontavious Whitaker, 28, of Alexandria, and D’Moni Moten, 27, of Woodbridge, were sentenced to 20 years and over 16 years in prison respectively for trafficking counterfeit pressed pills.
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Two Northern Virginia men, Dontavious Whitaker and D'Moni Moten, were sentenced to 20 and over 16 years in prison for a years-long conspiracy to traffic counterfeit pressed pills. The investigation was led by a Homeland Security Task Force. This conviction will likely impact the local community's safety.
Dontavious Whitaker, 28, of Alexandria, and D’Moni Moten, 27, of Woodbridge, were sentenced to 20 years and over 16 years in prison respectively for trafficking counterfeit pressed pills.
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