N.J. woman tied to NYC dealer to gun ring acquitted
Shelita Funderberk
Shelita Funderberk  cried in Manhattan Supreme Court after  she  was found not guilty of 22 counts tied to trafficking firearms from the South to New York City.
Prosecutors say  Funderberk ’s significant other  Abdul Davis  54  sold over 80 weapons to an undercover cop between March 2015 and April 2016.
 Funderberk  was accused of driving  him  to the illegal gun deals. Prosecutors also said  she  helped facilitate purchases.
But  Funderberk  maintained  her  innocence.
“ She  fell for a man  she  knew nothing about ”  her  attorney Susan Calvello said after the verdict.
[TGT]cried in Manhattan Supreme Court after  [TGT]  was found not guilty of 22 counts tied to trafficking firearms from the South to New York City.
Prosecutors say  Funderberk ’s significant other  Abdul Davis  54  sold over 80 weapons to an undercover cop between March 2015 and April 2016.
 [TGT]was accused of driving  [TGT]  to the illegal gun deals. Prosecutors also said  [TGT]  helped facilitate purchases.
But  [TGT]maintained  [TGT]  innocence.
“ [TGT]  fell for a man  [TGT]  knew nothing about ”  [TGT]  attorney Susan Calvello said after the verdict.