In a flurry of document filings that were released Monday on PACER, Federal Judge Douglas Woodlock removed two more counts from the Jasiel Correia II docket, as Correia is now going to Federal Prison in December, as a result of being found guilty on 10 counts, primarily related to a second indictment dealing with extortion and bribery in connection to non-opposition letters for retail marijuana locations.

14 such letters were issued until Correia abandoned the Mayor's Office in late 2019. 

The I-R-S agent who handled the financial portion of the case is asking that upon his release into supervised probation that Correia start paying off a little over $410,000 to 7 SnoOwl Investors and a little over $156,000 to 3 potential marijuana investors who were victims of extortion and bribery. 

The total comes to $560,740.