Julito, from 193rd and Creston Ave in the Bronx, made his name selling millions of dollars worth of weed, notably branded as Mango Piña, and other narcotics. He became infamous through the 100-million-dollar Creston Ave takedown case. His story was portrayed by Reggaeton star De La Ghetto in Netflix's "El Ganador," the series about Nicky Jam. Nicky Jam and Daddy Yankee were part of Julito’s crew in the Bronx and collaborated with him in Puerto Rico.

Julito was sentenced to 17 years in state and federal prison but served 11 years due to the Donald Trump prison reform act, maintaining his silence and never turning informant. His state sentence was for a robbery case, and the federal sentence related to the Creston Ave case.

Now, Julito is releasing a book about his life, "The United States of America v. Julito," available in various formats and languages. He has co-founded FTC Publishing with his nephew Adam, launched a record label with major distribution, and hosts the FTCNYC Podcast.

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