Georgia Sheriff’s Deputy Busted for Selling Pounds of Cannabis to FBI Agent
A sheriff’s deputy in Newton County Georgia has been arrested for repeatedly selling pounds of cannabis to an undercover FBI agent. After being arrested, the officer admitted to selling between 10 and 15 pounds of cannabis a week out of his patrol car.
According to a federal report, deputy Darell Mathis bragged to the undercover agent that he didn’t worry about getting caught because he “drives safely and flashes his police credentials to get out of tickets if he is stopped”.
Mathis, who was released on bail, is charged with marijuana distribution and carrying a firearm in the furtherance of a drug trafficking offense. Mathis faces up to 5 years in prison for the distribution charge, and up to life in prison for the weapons offense.
– TheJointBlog
cory
Way to up hold the law and give your buddies a good name for being a cop
Social Commentator
What a bummer. Cops can’t even trust other cops.