Arlicia Robinson was sentenced to four years in prison for smuggling heroin for the Nine Trey Bloods gang from 2017 to 2018. Learn more about it.

Arlicia Robinson, a former NYPD sergeant, will serve no time in prison after being captured delivering cocaine for the Nine Trey Bloods gang while rapper and associate Tekashi 6ix9ine was under investigation.

After pleading guilty to the crime and facing a possible five-year jail term, the ex-eyes officer’s welled up with tears as she got her far lower sentence of four years of supervised probation from Manhattan Federal Court Judge Alvin Hellerstein.

Who Is Arlicia Robinson? Age Explored

Arlicia Robinson, age 41, is a former NYPD sergeant who lost her job after she was found involved in a drug case.

In 2017 and 2018, Robinson had a double life as a sergeant in charge of 22 housing developments in Bedford-Stuyvesant, Williamsburg, and downtown Brooklyn.

When she wasn’t on patrol, she was the girlfriend of Aaron “Bat” Young, who is currently serving a 20-year jail sentence for his leadership position in Nine Trey, which Tekashi69 was a part of.

Young introduced her to Kristian Cruz, a “five-star general” in the gang who sold $2 million to $3 million in heroin and fentanyl.

During a trial of Nine Trey criminals, Cruz testified that Robinson was formerly his girlfriend and that she carried cocaine for him because she drew less notice.

Is Arlicia Robinson Still Dating Aaron ‘Bat’ Young?

No, Arlicia is not dating Aaron Bat Young at the moment.

During a trial of Nine Trey criminals, Cruz testified that Robinson was formerly his girlfriend.

The single mother of three was apparently dating Nine Trey leader Aaron “Bat” Young at the time, who is now serving a 20-year jail sentence for his role with the vicious east coast gang.

Young allegedly introduced Robinson to Nine Trey “five-star general” Kristian Cruz.

Prosecutors claim Robinson also lied to the NYPD and a grand jury about a shootout in 2018 between Young and another drug dealer.

Arlicia Robinson Jail Sentence Explored

On July 25, 2018, Robinson was detained while transporting a package containing what she believed to be at least 100 grams of smack from the Bronx to Manhattan. Prosecutors described the plan as a “reverse sting.”

Moving on to her jail sentence, according to federal rules, Robinson should serve five years in prison, but Assistant U.S. Attorney Sebastian Swett asked Hellerstein to consider three to six months.

Robinson’s situation was unusual, according to the prosecution, and her connection with Young was marred by mental manipulation and physical violence.

Robinson’s attorney, Justine Harris, contended throughout the trial that the former cop had changed her ways after struggling with drug addiction as a result of a tragic upbringing.