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Colorado Bureau of Investigation says ‘Molly Wonka’ investigation led to bust of Basalt-based drug ring selling narcotic-infused candy
Investigators say the seven defendants ran a 48-count operation that sold MDMA, ketamine and 2C-B in candies and nasal sprays nationwide.
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Colorado Bureau of Investigation says ‘Molly Wonka’ investigation led to bust of Basalt-based drug ring selling narcotic-infused candy
A grand jury has unsealed an indictment accusing seven individuals of running what the Colorado Bureau of Investigation described in a news release as a “sophisticated” drug trafficking organization. The group is accused of manufacturing and distributing drug-infused candies and nasal sprays with brand names like “Renaissance” and “Alpen Glow” from a facility in Basalt. The indictment charges seven people — John Parker Roe, Erica Collins, Timoth…
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