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Two Men Released From Jail Just Days After Being Found With 150,000 Fentanyl Pills

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Via:  texan1211  •  4 years ago  •  18 comments

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Two Men Released From Jail Just Days After Being Found With 150,000 Fentanyl Pills
Two drug traffickers arrested in California for having 150,000 fentanyl pills have been released after just a few days in jail.

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RaquelHarris June 28, 2022UncategorizedLeave a comment

Two men arrested in California for having 150,000 fentanyl pills have been released after just a few days in jail.

Last Friday, Washington state residents Jose Zendejas, 25, and Benito Madrigal, 19, were arrested during a traffic stop in Tulare. It turned into a drug bust after authorities found them with 150,000 fentanyl pills in 150 packages. The street value of the drugs is estimated to be about $750,000.

Fox News reports the men were then booked into the Tulare County Pre-Trial Facility on charges of possession, transportation and selling of illegal drugs.

However, the two men were released following a court order. "The Tulare County Sheriff's Office received a court order to release both suspects from custody on their own recognizance," said officials, Fox News reports.

"All inmates booked into Tulare County jails are sent through what is known as the Risk Assessment Process through the Tulare County Probation Department. That 'Risk Assessment' is then sent to a judge with the court, who, then, determines whether or not the individual arrested is held on bail or if they are to be released," The Tulare County Sheriff's Office went on.

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Jeremy Retired in NC
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2  Jeremy Retired in NC    4 years ago

Another article on this, the Sherriff or the DA weren't aware of the release order.  

After the two men were released without California Sheriff Mike Boudreaux's knowledge, he said that he is "infuriated," reported Fox News . He highlighted the state’s "failing" justice system and called for accountability. Boudreaux said that he was not informed of the release until it was "far too late." He shared that when there is a release, that necessarily doesn’t reach his desk, but come Monday morning, "I learned of this release, and I was infuriated."

He said that the assessment was "done behind the scenes, basically without ever contacting me as the sheriff or even asking me what I believe the risk to our public safety would be." Then he contacted the district attorney, who also was not aware of the release.

There's some really shady shit going on here.

 
 
 
Ronin2
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3  Ronin2    4 years ago
“All inmates booked into Tulare County jails are sent through what is known as the Risk Assessment Process through the Tulare County Probation Department. That ‘Risk Assessment’ is then sent to a judge with the court, who, then, determines whether or not the individual arrested is held on bail or if they are to be released,” The Tulare County Sheriff’s Office went on.

Whoever did the Risk Assessment at the Tulare County Probation Department- and the judge who determined these two should be released- need to be shit canned immediately. I don't care if they are Democrat or Republican. There is no way these two should be out on the streets.

 
 
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