Drug Trafficking=San Diego State?

Well it sure is close enough to the border to get some good ish from T.J.


SAN DIEGO (AP) — Authorities say nearly 100 students have been arrested at San Diego State University on drug-related charges. Drugs, cash and guns were seized from sellers and buyers in the bust that followed a five-month undercover operation. The San Diego County district attorney's office says the 96 arrests include fraternity members. Defendants are scheduled to appear in state court to face charges Tuesday afternoon.


The bust just has happened recently so there isn't much buzz about it on the internet (YET) but while watching CNN its clear that by the end of this day everyones going to be knowing about this and who the people are that are involved in the drug bust. 96 people???? Thats ridiculous, no finger prints homie. Now i've been to SDSU many times and a majority of the campus is white but of course if there's one brother out of the 96 arrested you'll see Donte Williams ( fictional name so dont google it ) as the main man to start this drug ring. Its sad because 20 of the students were about to graduate this quarter and 4 of them were actually about to join the homeland security ( the same people that brought the about the drug bust ). Well i guess your career as a DEA agent has ended as fast as Young Bergs career ( inside joke ).


UPDATE: Mid level distributors (whatever that means), the fraternity who has pretty much organized this "drug ring" is Theta Chi (ΘΧ) I guess they have text messages from the accused and that fraternity showing their guilt. WHO TEXT MESSAGES THAT THEY DEALIN? Might as well put it on facebook. See this is why i say no finger prints. If you're about to do some Bullsh*t that can/will put you away for a long time, DON'T LEAVE EVIDENCE.

Two kilograms of cocaine were seized, along with 350 Ecstasy pills, marijuana, psychedelic mushrooms, hash oil, methamphetamine, illicit prescription drugs, several guns and at least $60,000 in cash, authorities said.

University police and federal drug agents worked together in the investigation, making more than 130 undercover drug buys at locations including fraternity houses, student parking areas and dormitories, authorities said.