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Crack Cocaine Conspiracy
Quincy Johnson went on a road trip with his uncle and one of his uncle's friends from Chicago, Illinois. They were traveling to Minneapolis, Minnesota.
Along the way they were pulled over on a routine traffic stop by a State Trooper. The trooper searched the car, but Quincy did not know that there was crack cocaine in the trunk. He was simply a passenger traveling with his uncle.
I'm Quincy's cellmate and writing this for him today. It was hard when I had to welcome him to the awful war on drugs last Saturday.
Note: Dan Harris, one of the three men in the car said that they bought the cocaine from a home in Chicago and were planning to sell it and split the profits according a newspaper account. Remember -- you could be an innocent passenger, too.
What someone says about you doesn't have to be the truth -- you could go to prison for life without parole and your uncle and his friend could go free for simply testifying against you.
Crack Cocaine Conspiracy
Quincy Johnson went on a road trip with his uncle and one of his uncle's friends from Chicago, Illinois. They were traveling to Minneapolis, Minnesota.
Along the way they were pulled over on a routine traffic stop by a State Trooper. The trooper searched the car, but Quincy did not know that there was crack cocaine in the trunk. He was simply a passenger traveling with his uncle.
I'm Quincy's cellmate and writing this for him today. It was hard when I had to welcome him to the awful war on drugs last Saturday.
Note: Dan Harris, one of the three men in the car said that they bought the cocaine from a home in Chicago and were planning to sell it and split the profits according a newspaper account. Remember -- you could be an innocent passenger, too.
What someone says about you doesn't have to be the truth -- you could go to prison for life without parole and your uncle and his friend could go free for simply testifying against you.