Heroin Kingpin Is Illegal Alien on Food Stamps
Posted by Dave Blount at June 24, 2011 6:45 AM
Big bust in Florida:
Detectives in Polk County recently busted the largest heroin trafficking operation in the county's history, according to Sheriff Grady Judd.
In a press conference Tuesday afternoon, Judd said his team of detectives arrested 33 people during the 14-month long investigation. Five were taken into custody early Tuesday morning, including Pablo Bergen, the leader of the operation, according to police.
Bergen was moving a pound of heroin every month, despite being under house arrest for a 2008 drug trafficking offense. He has also been receiving $900 per month in food stamps. He's an illegal alien from the Dominican Republic.
No word on whether the food stamps will be cut off now that Bergen is finally heading to prison. In Iowa's Polk County, 30% of the jail's inmates were receiving food stamps in 2009.
Never has a civilization so lavishly financed its own demise.
On a tip from Byron.
Posted by Dave Blount at June 24, 2011 6:45 AM
Big bust in Florida:
Detectives in Polk County recently busted the largest heroin trafficking operation in the county's history, according to Sheriff Grady Judd.
In a press conference Tuesday afternoon, Judd said his team of detectives arrested 33 people during the 14-month long investigation. Five were taken into custody early Tuesday morning, including Pablo Bergen, the leader of the operation, according to police.
Bergen was moving a pound of heroin every month, despite being under house arrest for a 2008 drug trafficking offense. He has also been receiving $900 per month in food stamps. He's an illegal alien from the Dominican Republic.
No word on whether the food stamps will be cut off now that Bergen is finally heading to prison. In Iowa's Polk County, 30% of the jail's inmates were receiving food stamps in 2009.
Never has a civilization so lavishly financed its own demise.
On a tip from Byron.