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TexasTowelie

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Thu Dec 2, 2021, 02:01 PM Dec 2021

Feds seize $467K from former UB student as they investigate drug trafficking near Amherst campus

Federal agents seized almost $467,000 from a former University at Buffalo student in a raid at his Amherst apartment earlier this year.

It was an unusually large haul of cash for the U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration, the third-largest cash forfeiture case by federal authorities in at least two years in Western New York, according to federal court records.

But nearly nine months later, authorities have not charged Stanley Lee, who is about 21 years old, in connection with the seizure.

“At this point, he has not been charged with any crime,” said Buffalo defense attorney Thomas J. Eoannou, who represents Lee in the case. “Stanley Lee is contesting the forfeiture in court. I’ve been in communications with the U.S. attorney over it. Beyond that, because no charges have been filed, I can’t comment further.”

Read more: https://buffalonews.com/news/local/crime-and-courts/feds-seize-467k-from-former-ub-student-as-they-investigate-drug-trafficking-near-amherst-campus/article_226af306-497e-11ec-a473-2787314c508b.html

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Feds seize $467K from former UB student as they investigate drug trafficking near Amherst campus (Original Post) TexasTowelie Dec 2021 OP
Confiscation under presumption of criminal behavior... sanatanadharma Dec 2021 #1

sanatanadharma

(4,071 posts)
1. Confiscation under presumption of criminal behavior...
Thu Dec 2, 2021, 02:22 PM
Dec 2021

Time to apply similar 'confiscation' when people present in public with signs of criminal intent / gun activity.
Be more suspicion of those with the biggest, best, fastest, mass casualty causers.

If the nuts stay home and simply stroke their 'things', we may ignore them.
However, those rotting nuts strutting menace and violence with AR's in McD's are subject to full disapproval.

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