Eleazar Flores-Lopez and his brother, Joel Flores-Lopez, — who was previously sentenced to 11 years prison — were stopped for a traffic violation on Interstate 75 near Edwin C. Moses Boulevard in Dayton in October 2014.
A K-9 unit alerted officers to possible drugs in the vehicle. Over eight pounds of methamphetamine were recovered.
Investigators believe the defendants were smuggling the drugs from Mexico.
Eleazar Flores-Lopez was convicted of one count aggravated possession of drugs.
“The defendants have been deported back to Mexico a number of times previously by the federal government,” said Montgomery County Prosecutor Mat Heck in a release. “We cannot and will not tolerate anyone bringing massive amounts of drugs into our community. Drugs not only destroy lives but cause additional crime in our neighborhoods.”
Incarcerate him and send the bill to Mexico, or just deduct the sum from the aid we send there.
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While he's in prison, please throw the key away so he can't ever get out.
ReplyDeleteEd Hearthway - My thoughts exactly.
ReplyDeleteThe drugs themselves don't increase the crime rate, it's the Black Market and addictions that do it.
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