Ex-Pizza Shop Owner Pleads Guilty in Selling of Fentanyl Out of Restaurant
by Newsweek
Newsweek— A man in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada, pleaded guilty Monday to charges stemming from the use of his pizza shop to sell fentanyl and other illegal substances, according to local reports.Safeer Nazir, former co-owner of Day and Night Pizza in Edmonton, was charged in 2021 after a months-long investigation by the Edmonton Police Service (EPS) led to law enforcement executing a search warrant of the 24-hour pizzeria, according to a report by the Edmonton Journal. Police said that Safeer Nazir,...
WWLP.com—Springfield woman pleads guilty to possessing more than 8,000 bags of fentanyl. A Springfield woman has pleaded guilty to being in possession of fentanyl that was intended to be distributed.
The Guardian—Arizona woman pleads guilty to stealing parts of corpses and trying to sell them. Candace Chapman Scott of Little Rock, 37, worked at a mortuary and arranged to transport remains to buyers across state linesA former mortuary worker in Arkansas has admitted to stealing parts of corpses and trying to sell them.On Thursday, the US attorney for the eastern district of Arkansas announced that 37-year-old Candace Chapman Scott of Little Rock, Arkansas, had pleaded guilty to transporting stolen body parts across state lines and conspiring to commit mail fraud. Continue reading
OZARKSFIRST—Republic man pleads guilty to fentanyl trafficking, owning illegal firearms. REPUBLIC, Mo. -- A man from Republic, Missouri is facing a minimum of 15 years in prison after pleading guilty in U.S. District Court to trafficking fentanyl and owning illegal firearms. 34-year-old Tonikko Fewell pleaded guilty on Monday before a U.S. federal judge to two counts of possessing and intending to distribute fentanyl, one count []