Gabriel Rosenfeld Held On $175,000 Bond.
BOCA RATON, FL (BocaNewsNow.com) (Copyright © 2026 MetroDesk Media, LLC) — A 24-year-old Delray Beach man is facing three separate drug trafficking cases after Boca Raton Police say he sold cocaine, counterfeit Adderall pills and THC vape cartridges to undercover detectives over a six-week stretch this summer. Gabriel Avi Rosenfeld, who works as a clerk at a cleaners on North Federal Highway, was booked into the Palm Beach County Jail on September 15.
According to police reports reviewed by BocaNewsNow.com, the first case dates to July 23. Police say an undercover detective arranged to buy pills through a messaging app, and Rosenfeld drove a tan golf cart from his Albatross Road apartment to a Publix plaza on North Federal Highway. There, investigators say, he handed over 100 orange pills stamped to look like Adderall along with 50 THC vape cartridges in exchange for $1,000 in cash. Lab testing later determined the pills were methamphetamine. Rosenfeld was charged with trafficking in amphetamine or methamphetamine and possession of THC in liquid form.
Three weeks later, on August 14, detectives say Rosenfeld sold an undercover officer nearly an ounce of cocaine — 29.8 grams — for $950. Surveillance units watched him leave the same Albatross Road apartment in a black BMW SUV before meeting the detective in a shopping plaza parking lot. He’s charged with trafficking in cocaine.
The third case brought in the DEA. On August 27, an undercover detective texted Rosenfeld, “im trying to scoop $2,000 worth of the Adderall.” Rosenfeld texted back, “Yessir.” Investigators say he showed up in a white BMW at the same Publix plaza and handed over 665 pills bearing the markings “b974” and “3 0” in exchange for $2,000. Those pills also tested positive for methamphetamine, and Rosenfeld was charged with trafficking in amphetamine or methamphetamine.
Boca Raton Police say an undercover detective identified Rosenfeld after each transaction. All three cases were filed under the Boca Raton Police Department, with the narcotics recovered in each sent to the Palm Beach County Sheriff’s Office Laboratory for confirmation. Rosenfeld faces first-degree felony trafficking charges in connection with the cocaine and methamphetamine sales. He remains held on $175,000 bond.
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