The calls started coming in more than a year ago from the Bel Pre neighborhood where Montgomery County Police Chief Tom Manger says his officers frequently are called to for violence.
“We’ve seen, over the past year, shootings and other violent crimes that I believe have a link back to this group,” Manger said in a press conference
So instead of making a few arrests, working with the FBI and a number of local jurisdictions, they took down two alleged drug dealers named George Gee operating out of Bel Pre and Anthony Niles operating out of Prince George’s County. Investigators say the two were sharing a supply and had daily clients.
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LOL really they were out there selling dope last night. When the Govt decides to really address the issue we are doin little to control the flow of drugs into our nation and our communites. Death penalities regardless of color. King pins should hang.
ReplyDeleteThere's guidelines for kingpins on the books no "LIFE W/NO PAROLE" however with plea bargins it's never enforced!
ReplyDeleteNotice local departments are bringing the FBI in. Departments are affraid to do the job alone, so they ask the Feds. Marshal law?
ReplyDeleteFeds have access to NSA surveillance which local yokels don't.
ReplyDelete2 rings and only 18 people. How long was this investigation? How many man hours and dollars spent? You cops are pathetic!
ReplyDeleteEric Holder fined a bank (HSBC) that laundered Billions in Mexican drug money. Sheriff Joe of Arizona says almost every illegal he arrests is trafficking drugs .. so who is the real supplier in the food chain? Hillary received $81 Billion dollars from that Bank HSBC ..think arresting a couple of punks living in subsidized Housing in Silver Springs does anything at all but provide a Photo-op?
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