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Even for an indictment, this is...surprisingly bare. (For example, this is an Alphabay seller who was selling and distributing fentanyl in Cincinnati two month
by imroot 9y ago
Even for an indictment, this is...surprisingly bare.
(For example, this is an Alphabay seller who was selling and distributing fentanyl in Cincinnati two months ago).
https://www.dropbox.com/s/sbsiebzsd6r0f28/bozworth-grace-arrest.pdf?dl=0 https://www.dropbox.com/s/sbsiebzsd6r0f28/bozworth-grace-arr...
It looks like they put together the minimum needed to indict, put together a grand jury, indicted and arrested. This was the prosecutor's "ham sandwich" of the week.
- stevecalifornia 9y agoFYI, that file has the name, social security number, and address of the person being indicted. It says it's supposed to be redacted-- but there it is.
- imroot 9y agoGood catch. I didn't see that when I downloaded the file from PACER. I've since uploaded a redacted version to dropbox.
- occams_chainsaw 9y agoso i can get the non-redacted version from pacer? thanks
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- gnu8 9y agoDefinitely a rush job when they found out he was coming to the US.
- cm2187 9y agoThe UK is one of the only countries I know that extradites its own citizens to the US. So I don't think he was out of their reach.
- appleflaxen 9y agoparallel construction takes time!
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- rjeli 9y ago>During a mirandized interview before LE, [he] admitted to mailing approximately 30-35 parcels that contained 50-100mg quantities of Fentanyl each. Makes me wonder if all the sellers are this inept, or if they're the only ones that get caught...
- michaelt 9y agoThe preceding paragraph says "we saw them putting the parcels in the mail box and arrested him" He might have only admitted to things the cops had seen him do a few minutes before. I can understand someone thinking there was no point in denying such things - although asking for a lawyer would surely be a smarter move.