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Massachusetts Man Sentenced to Ten Years in Prison Following Saco Drive-By Shooting

Seamus OthotBy Seamus OthotJune 1, 2026Updated:June 1, 20262 Comments1 Min Read
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A Massachusetts man was sentenced to ten years in prison on Thursday in connection with a 2024 drug-related drive-by shooting in Saco.

[RELATED: Two Massachusetts Men Plead Guilty to Drug-Related Saco Shooting…]

Jason Johnson-Rivera, aka “Ouda”, 20, of New Bedford, Mass., was sentenced following a January guilty plea for a federal charge of discharging a firearm during and in relation to a drug trafficking crime.

He will spend the next ten years in prison, to be followed by four years of supervised release.

On February 9, 2024, Johnson-Rivera and his co-defendant Yancarlos Abrante, aka “Glizzy”, 22, fired at least five 9mm handgun rounds into another vehicle during a dispute over drug territory.

Shortly after shooting at their rivals, they drove against traffic and ran a red light before smashing into a passenger vehicle and a school bus.

They then fled on foot before being apprehended, and further investigation revealed that they had been trafficking cocaine in the Saco and Biddeford areas since at least January 2024.

Abrante pleaded guilty in September 2025, but he will not be sentenced until later this year.

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Seamus Othot

Seamus Othot is a reporter for The Maine Wire. He graduated from The Thomas More College of Liberal Arts, where he was able to spend his time reading the great works of Western Civilization. He can be reached at [email protected] or ‪(401) 216-9160‬.

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Gardiner Schneider
Gardiner Schneider
2 months ago

Why not picture of the thug? He is not a child, he has already been found guilty and sentenced. Would it have been politically incorrect to show a picture of him? Of course, I am asking for a friend.

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Jim Bob
Jim Bob
2 months ago

about a third of what he should have received.

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