Police in the southeast of Florida have arrested their own arrests for drug smuggling because the Skitlers package said that they tried to bring ecstasy tablets to cruise ships in the skitts party.
36 -year -old Francisco Mello said, “After a criminal investigation that spurred the Miamidaiders Expert Office (MDSO) was spurred, he was” arrested, arrested, sold, and charged with personal sales. ” I said Thursday. According to police, the current deputy deputy was MDSO’s six -year veteran.
Melo is said to be trying to smuggle pills on the Royal Calibian of Sea Cruise ship in Port Miami on Wednesday, prior to the planned four -day dance music festival, Law & Crime. It has been reportedQuoting the statement of arrest and oath of the estimated cause. It is said that the police intercepted him in the parking lot in the port, and the woman K-9 named Roxy sniffed drugs. It is said that Melo has six Skittles packages, of which five contain a total of 50 MDMA or ecstasy pills. (Related: A man arrested a person who is said to be trying to smuggle a cocaine mountain hidden in frozen shrimp)
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Melo is said to have sold $ 240 -equivalent ecstaci pills to the masked agent on December 20 after MDSO received hints that the melody was selling drugs.
Police argued that 50 tablets were from the same batch as the tablets sold to secret investigators.
Melo fled from the news camera when he asked him about the accusation of drugs when a journalist died from prison. Wsvn 7news。
Police said that MDSO arrested Melo in cooperation with the Diet Bureau (DEA) and the Public Calculation Prosecutor’s Public Prosecutors of the Miamidaido State Bureau.
“I was disappointed,” said MDSO Sheriff Rosie Cordero Stuts, “not only damaging people who use drugs, but also destroying their families and harming fuel crimes.”
“Nobody exceeds the law. The office does not tolerate criminal acts, especially to execute it,” continued. “This personal action is a betrayal of all agents who work without tiredness to protect our community.”
