Yikes. From the Sun-Sentinel:
A member of the U.S. Attorney's Office in Miami and eight other South Floridians have been arrested in an alleged cocaine and oxycodone trafficking ring, federal authorities said Friday.
Tamika Jasper-Barbary, 36, a legal assistant in the Grand Jury Suite of
the United States Attorney's Office in Miami, is accused of
participating in a conspiracy to distribute large amounts cocaine and
oxycodone, the U. S. Department of Justice said. ...
Jasper-Barbary also was charged with obstructing justice during a federal grand jury proceeding, officials said. ...
Because the allegations involve a member of the U.S. Attorney's Office in Miami,
the U.S. Department of Justice recused the Southern District of
Florida, at that office's request, from investigating and prosecuting
the case, the Justice Department said.
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4 comments:
Job opening!
What do you expect with Obama freezing fed salaries? Gotta make a living.
In a free country the sale of chemicals would not be regulated by the central federal government. In our corporate state the oligarchs determined that the market should not control the who buys what.
Why can't I buy cocaine if I want it? Why can't I smoke the root of the Sage plant? When we have as invasive a government as the one we have now, it it morally wrong to follow the rules?
The ones who are fighting the war on drugs are the real criminals.
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