The Detroit Free Press reports that seven Michigan law enforcement agencies will share $1.6 million in drug forfeiture money formerly owned by Jacob "The Jeweler" Arabov [click here]. The funds were surrendered as part of a plea deal Arabov agreed to after his 2006 sentencing of 30 months in prison for his part in cooperating with convicted cocaine trafficker and Black Mafia Family co-founder Terry "Southwest P" Flenory [click to read].
The seven townships and cities in Michigan will split amounts ranging from $67,200 to $267,000 and all funds must be used by law enforcement agencies as opposed to the participating municipality's general fund. The federal government will keep the remaining $400,000.
"This is all because of the invaluable work that they did," U.S. Attorney Terrence Berg told the Free Press.
The seven townships and cities in Michigan will split amounts ranging from $67,200 to $267,000 and all funds must be used by law enforcement agencies as opposed to the participating municipality's general fund. The federal government will keep the remaining $400,000.
"This is all because of the invaluable work that they did," U.S. Attorney Terrence Berg told the Free Press.
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