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Title: FBI Busts Massive Fentanyl Ring Running Out of Dept of Consumer and Regulatory Affairs in D.C.
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Activist Post/FTP
URL Source: https://www.activistpost.com/2019/0 ... regulatory-affairs-in-d-c.html
Published: Sep 30, 2019
Author: Matt Agorist
Post Date: 2019-10-01 23:29:21 by Deckard
Keywords: None
Views: 674
Comments: 5
Washington, D.C. — Agents with the Federal Bureau of Investigation raided a government agency last week to execute a search warrant looking for evidence of a fentanyl drug ring. During the raid on the Department of Consumer and Regulatory Affairs, FBI agents found the fentanyl they were looking for and discovered a massive heroin and fentanyl ring being run out of the government building just a few feet from an elementary school. According to investigators, undercover agents caught Darrell Marcellus Pope operating the massive drug ring in which thousands of dollars of fentanyl and heroin were being sold. The FBI reported that the drug ring stretched over multiple states from Woodbridge, Virginia, to D.C. to Pope’s Clinton, Maryland, home. According to court documents, “Pope was observed outside his office building on foot and walking up to meet” the undercover officer. On multiple occasions Pope sold the detective varying amounts of fentanyl or heroin and fentanyl—some transactions were for as little as two grams, and one was for as much as 30 grams, the affidavit says. As NBC4 reports: The operation employed drivers who regularly drove people from Prince William County to D.C. so they could buy drugs from Pope, according to court documents. The drugs were sold at $100 per gram. In at least one sale, Pope was seen with a Glock 9mm pistol. FBI agents found an ounce of the deadly drugs at Pope’s home and also found fentanyl at his workspace inside DCRA headquarters, where Pope was arrested. When he was taken into custody, Pope had 30 grams of fentanyl on him, according to court documents. Although fentanyl was discovered in locations inside the agency at which other employees had access, the FBI announced that they did not think the entire agency was behind the ring. “Yesterday, the Federal Bureau of Investigation’s Washington Field Office executed a search warrant related to an ongoing investigation,” Deputy Mayor for Operations and Infrastructure Lucinda Babers told DCist in an email statement. “The search was executed at the employee’s work station at the District’s Department of Consumer and Regulatory Affairs. The employee was placed on administrative leave today. The search warrant is not related to any agency operations.” The idea that the FBI discovered a drug ring operating out of the DCRA is incredibly ironic given the agency’s mission of “protecting the health and safety of residents.” However, it should not be surprising. Government agents are often times the largest offenders in the State’s war on drugs. As TFTP reported last year, a New York Police Department officer was arrested after she was caught running a massive cross-country heroin trafficking ring, all while using her badge as a cover to keep police away from the operations. The Drug Enforcement Administration began investigating NYPD Officer Yessenia Jimenez, 31, in January 2018 after they found the phone number of her boyfriend, Luis Soto, 33, on the cell phone of a narcotics trafficking suspect. The investigation concluded that Jimenez and Soto were conducting a heroin trafficking operation that stemmed Mexico to New York. The New York Daily News reported that the pair was arrested after they made a trip to Massachusetts to meet with a heroin trafficker. Before that, a massive raid was carried out by the FBI of the Tangipahoa Parish Sheriff’s Office and the Hammond Police Department. The raids were part of a year-long investigation into a U.S. Drug Enforcement Agency task force accused of a massive conspiracy to rob drug dealers and profit from selling the stolen narcotics. Two entire police departments were shut down after they were implicated in a multi-state drug ring. As the Free Thought Project reported before that, a California police officer was busted after driving 247 pounds of marijuana all the way across the country. Yuba County Deputy Christopher M. Heath was caught in York, Pennsylvania with a shipment of marijuana that was worth over $2 million. These people were responsible for putting nonviolent people in prison for using and selling drugs. Meanwhile, they were all selling drugs and taking part in the same actions for which they advocated locking people up. State hypocrisy at its finest.
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#1. To: Deckard (#0)
Okay, just don't be too shocked at the photo... Interestingly, I notice that it is becoming harder and harder to locate photos of arrested Blacks in these cases. Google is especially bad, making it rather clear that they show irrelevant pictures of white people in an effort to make it appear that White people are selling fetanyl and being arrested for it at their office near a school. (Notice that I am properly capitalizing the word Blacks, apparently the new standard in spelling rules. It is racist not to capitlize Blacks but it is racist to capitalize Whites.) Apparently, we must now hide the race of any Black person or pretend that a Black's crime was committed by a White person. Because racism. However, Hispanics and Asians are still fair game for photos and mugshots. And White persons are always fair game. It's a very weird standard these news sites have. AP and Reuters and WaPo and Slimes have pursued these policies for many years because they say that showing the true identity would cause prejudice. So now they are starting to lie about the actual identity of the perps instead.
Salute,
Oh, poor Gatlin. there he goes again. Trying his level best to discredit the article. Why? Because he doesn't like the source. I wonder what the mainstream source for this story is reporting? ... thousands of dollars of fentanyl and heroin were being sold. The FBI reported that the drug ring stretched over multiple states from Woodbridge, Virginia, to D.C. to Pope’s Clinton, Maryland,
Government is in the last resort the employment of armed men, of policemen, gendarmes, soldiers, prison guards, and hangmen. That's been going on for quite some time. Stories like this one never mention the race of the perp if he is black.
Government is in the last resort the employment of armed men, of policemen, gendarmes, soldiers, prison guards, and hangmen. Not tens or hundreds of thousands or.... Given time, the enterprise can grow to challenge the gross income of a Mickey D's franchise. The FBI reported that the drug ring stretched over multiple states from Woodbridge, Virginia, to D.C., to Pope’s Clinton, Maryland, VA, MD and DC. They border each other. I reckon there is a spot where you could have one foot in VA, the other foot in MD, and one hand in DC, and one hand left to jerk off with. The rhetoric to convey the vastness of this enterprise is truly awe inspiring to observe.
#2. To: nolu chan (#0)
(Edited)
Darrell Marcellus Pope operating the massive drug ring …
Hey, nolu – Check it out.
Gatlin
#3. To: Gatlin (#2)
What am I missing to classify this operation as busting a “massive drug ring?”
The essential feature of government is the enforcement of its decrees by beating, killing, and imprisoning.
Those who are asking for more government interference are asking ultimately for more compulsion and less freedom.
#4. To: Tooconservative (#1)
Apparently, we must now hide the race of any Black person or pretend that a Black's crime was committed by a White person. Because racism.
The essential feature of government is the enforcement of its decrees by beating, killing, and imprisoning.
Those who are asking for more government interference are asking ultimately for more compulsion and less freedom.
#5. To: Deckard, Gatlin (#3)
... thousands of dollars of fentanyl and heroin were being sold.
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