Mickenzie Dippenworth and Christine Scafa were roommates. They worked in the Fashion Institute of Technology. They wanted to live like celebrities. So they pass most of their time in party.Undercover No. 5732 and Undercover No. 20978 were handsome, muscle-bound men flashing cash in the city's hottest nightclubs.
Behind the velvet ropes at Marquis, Home and Mansion, the two officers -- "Chris" and "Jack" -- sprang repeatedly for drinks & gambling. They also complimented the women's cleavage; they boasted of their penis size. They liked flirting too much.
After a month long flirtation the two women were arrested on charges they'd repeatedly sold small bags of cocaine to the two men they'd thought were their friends.
Scafa, 22, of tony Princeton Junction, and Dippenworth, 21, of Bel Air, Md., are charged with selling the undercovers a total 11 grams of cocaine for $1,280. But until now how much cocaine they sold still unrevealed.
The two men gave Dippenworth drinks, bragging they had paid $1,000 for bottle service, Dippenworth's lawyer, Michael Elbaz, wrote. Then, at 1:30 a.m., one of the undercovers "initiated a request for cocaine." When Dippenworth gave him the little left of her stash, the undercover "literally pushed $100 to the defendant and insisted that she take the money," Elbaz wrote.
The women are hoping their judge will believe that there description. They're due back in court April 27.
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