a trend emerges
where did self proclamed leader of chaz get his $$$
>Another defund-the-police locale
This case was investigated by the Drug Enforcement Administration St. Louis Division; Homeland Security Investigations; St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department; the Kennett, Missouri, Police Department; the United States Marshals Service; the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives; and the FBI.
As to the larger drug conspiracy, the Mexican cartel coordinated routine bulk shipments of cocaine from Reynosa, Mexico, through the Rio Grande Valley, and then to the St. Louis area. The cocaine shipments were transported via truck and, in turn, bulk quantities of U.S. currency were shipped back through the southern U.S. to Mexico as payment for the cocaine.
During the course of the overall investigation, agents seized firearms; drug trafficking tools; drug ledgers; over 64 kilograms of cocaine; and over $1.3 million directly attributable to Lemons and his associates, including Sims. Lemons also owned and utilized multiple properties located throughout St. Louis in furtherance of the drug trafficking conspiracy, including, but not limited to, properties at 11553 Poeggemoeller Avenue; 824 and 1600 McLaran; 6327 Theodosia Avenue; 7230 North Broadway; 8573 Broadway; 877 Wall; and 7118 Idlewild. Lemons specifically admitted that he was the manager of this extensive criminal enterprise.
http://www.borderlandbeat.com/2020/08/cocaine-kingpin-with-mexican-cartel.html
bad boys bad boys watcha gonna do…
dismantling the machine