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Post by abbey1227 on Jul 10, 2024 9:46:21 GMT
.......or the delivery person, in this case. WFRV Green Bay Green Bay teenager sentenced to prison after selling fatal dose of drugsIndiana Schilz Tue, July 9, 2024 GREEN BAY, Wis. (WFRV) – A 17-year-old Green Bay girl was sentenced to prison on Tuesday for selling a fatal dose of drugs to an 18-year-old from De Pere. Maylia Sotelo, 17, was sentenced by Judge Beau Liegeois to ten years behind bars for first-degree reckless homicide by delivering drugs and possessing with intent to deliver fentanyl.
Trial date set for mother of 2-year-old who died from fentanyl exposure in Outagamie CountySotelo was also given a five-year sentence for manufacturing/delivering fentanyl as a party to a crime, though those five years will run concurrently with her ten-year sentence. She will be on extended supervision following her sentence for ten years. Two additional charges were dismissed but read in. Sotelo pleaded no contest on May 17 and was found guilty. The charges against Sotelo are from drug sales on November 29 and December 6, 2022, shortly before and after she delivered a fatal dose to the 18-year-old from De Pere. Sotelo was eventually arrested on December 6, 2022. According to the criminal complaint obtained by Local 5 News, authorities in Brown County had used a confidential informant to purchase drugs from Sotelo. Further evidence from Sotelo’s phone shows plenty of messages arranging deals within Brown County. The complaint added Sotelo was found to be in possession of 775 Fentanyl pills on December 10, 60% of which had lethal doses of fentanyl. While talking with authorities, Sotelo said she started selling ‘perks’ in November 2022 and had been selling weed for a ‘long time’. No additional details were provided.
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Post by hugsfromlv426 on Jul 10, 2024 11:53:56 GMT
.......or the delivery person, in this case. WFRV Green Bay Green Bay teenager sentenced to prison after selling fatal dose of drugsIndiana Schilz Tue, July 9, 2024 GREEN BAY, Wis. (WFRV) – A 17-year-old Green Bay girl was sentenced to prison on Tuesday for selling a fatal dose of drugs to an 18-year-old from De Pere. Maylia Sotelo, 17, was sentenced by Judge Beau Liegeois to ten years behind bars for first-degree reckless homicide by delivering drugs and possessing with intent to deliver fentanyl.
Trial date set for mother of 2-year-old who died from fentanyl exposure in Outagamie CountySotelo was also given a five-year sentence for manufacturing/delivering fentanyl as a party to a crime, though those five years will run concurrently with her ten-year sentence. She will be on extended supervision following her sentence for ten years. Two additional charges were dismissed but read in. Sotelo pleaded no contest on May 17 and was found guilty. The charges against Sotelo are from drug sales on November 29 and December 6, 2022, shortly before and after she delivered a fatal dose to the 18-year-old from De Pere. Sotelo was eventually arrested on December 6, 2022. According to the criminal complaint obtained by Local 5 News, authorities in Brown County had used a confidential informant to purchase drugs from Sotelo. Further evidence from Sotelo’s phone shows plenty of messages arranging deals within Brown County. The complaint added Sotelo was found to be in possession of 775 Fentanyl pills on December 10, 60% of which had lethal doses of fentanyl. While talking with authorities, Sotelo said she started selling ‘perks’ in November 2022 and had been selling weed for a ‘long time’. No additional details were provided.
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Post by abbey1227 on Jul 10, 2024 12:08:47 GMT
Did she make the Fentanyl tablets? Or just resell them?
Why is it her fault the supplier sent packages of dangerous levels of Fentanyl?
Did she slip the guy the drugs unbeknownst to him?
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Post by SixOfTheRichest on Jul 10, 2024 12:11:19 GMT
.......or the delivery person, in this case. WFRV Green Bay Green Bay teenager sentenced to prison after selling fatal dose of drugsIndiana Schilz Tue, July 9, 2024 GREEN BAY, Wis. (WFRV) – A 17-year-old Green Bay girl was sentenced to prison on Tuesday for selling a fatal dose of drugs to an 18-year-old from De Pere. Maylia Sotelo, 17, was sentenced by Judge Beau Liegeois to ten years behind bars for first-degree reckless homicide by delivering drugs and possessing with intent to deliver fentanyl.
Trial date set for mother of 2-year-old who died from fentanyl exposure in Outagamie CountySotelo was also given a five-year sentence for manufacturing/delivering fentanyl as a party to a crime, though those five years will run concurrently with her ten-year sentence. She will be on extended supervision following her sentence for ten years. Two additional charges were dismissed but read in. Sotelo pleaded no contest on May 17 and was found guilty. The charges against Sotelo are from drug sales on November 29 and December 6, 2022, shortly before and after she delivered a fatal dose to the 18-year-old from De Pere. Sotelo was eventually arrested on December 6, 2022. According to the criminal complaint obtained by Local 5 News, authorities in Brown County had used a confidential informant to purchase drugs from Sotelo. Further evidence from Sotelo’s phone shows plenty of messages arranging deals within Brown County. The complaint added Sotelo was found to be in possession of 775 Fentanyl pills on December 10, 60% of which had lethal doses of fentanyl. While talking with authorities, Sotelo said she started selling ‘perks’ in November 2022 and had been selling weed for a ‘long time’. No additional details were provided.
When will Big Pharma be arrested for the myriad of fatal doses of an untested, experimental vaccine administered over the fallacy of covid19? |
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Post by hugsfromlv426 on Jul 10, 2024 12:17:04 GMT
Did she make the Fentanyl tablets? Or just resell them?
Why is it her fault the supplier sent packages of dangerous levels of Fentanyl?
Did she slip the guy the drugs unbeknownst to him?
She sold a deadly and illegal substance. Guilty. |
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Post by hugsfromlv426 on Jul 10, 2024 12:18:56 GMT
.......or the delivery person, in this case. WFRV Green Bay Green Bay teenager sentenced to prison after selling fatal dose of drugsIndiana Schilz Tue, July 9, 2024 GREEN BAY, Wis. (WFRV) – A 17-year-old Green Bay girl was sentenced to prison on Tuesday for selling a fatal dose of drugs to an 18-year-old from De Pere. Maylia Sotelo, 17, was sentenced by Judge Beau Liegeois to ten years behind bars for first-degree reckless homicide by delivering drugs and possessing with intent to deliver fentanyl.
Trial date set for mother of 2-year-old who died from fentanyl exposure in Outagamie CountySotelo was also given a five-year sentence for manufacturing/delivering fentanyl as a party to a crime, though those five years will run concurrently with her ten-year sentence. She will be on extended supervision following her sentence for ten years. Two additional charges were dismissed but read in. Sotelo pleaded no contest on May 17 and was found guilty. The charges against Sotelo are from drug sales on November 29 and December 6, 2022, shortly before and after she delivered a fatal dose to the 18-year-old from De Pere. Sotelo was eventually arrested on December 6, 2022. According to the criminal complaint obtained by Local 5 News, authorities in Brown County had used a confidential informant to purchase drugs from Sotelo. Further evidence from Sotelo’s phone shows plenty of messages arranging deals within Brown County. The complaint added Sotelo was found to be in possession of 775 Fentanyl pills on December 10, 60% of which had lethal doses of fentanyl. While talking with authorities, Sotelo said she started selling ‘perks’ in November 2022 and had been selling weed for a ‘long time’. No additional details were provided.
When will Big Pharma be arrested for the myriad of fatal doses of an untested, experimental vaccine administered over the fallacy of covid19? Never, since the vaccine did a lot more good than harm, it was made under the direction of the government, and fatalities are very rare. |
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Post by abbey1227 on Jul 10, 2024 12:19:39 GMT
When will Big Pharma be arrested for the myriad of fatal doses of an untested, experimental vaccine administered over the fallacy of covid19?
People also overdose themselves on all sorts of legitimate and legal medicines, too.
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Post by abbey1227 on Jul 10, 2024 12:23:11 GMT
Did she make the Fentanyl tablets? Or just resell them?
Why is it her fault the supplier sent packages of dangerous levels of Fentanyl?
Did she slip the guy the drugs unbeknownst to him?
She sold a deadly and illegal substance. Guilty.
I agree she's likely guilty of selling illegal drugs. That'd likely be a lesser sentence.
But that guy's death?
What if it was a bad batch of chicken soup? or ammo for a gun?
I posted a thread the other day on a guy riding his motorcycle with a passenger and a deer ran out and injured him, killing the passenger.
Because he didn't have a motorcycle permit, he's being charged with a similar killing crime. They pointed out neither alcohol or speed was a factor.
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Post by hugsfromlv426 on Jul 10, 2024 12:36:21 GMT
She sold a deadly and illegal substance. Guilty.
I agree she's likely guilty of selling illegal drugs. That'd likely be a lesser sentence.
But that guy's death?
What if it was a bad batch of chicken soup? or ammo for a gun?
I posted a thread the other day on a guy riding his motorcycle with a passenger and a deer ran out and injured him, killing the passenger.
Because he didn't have a motorcycle permit, he's being charged with a similar killing crime. They pointed out neither alcohol or speed was a factor.
Those are legal activities and are not prone to be extremely dangerous under normal conditions. If she was knowingly selling soup or ammunition from an unlicensed and uninspected facility that most likely operated with zero safety or quality controls she would be more liable, maybe even criminally for some level of homicide. |
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Post by abbey1227 on Jul 10, 2024 12:42:20 GMT
I agree she's likely guilty of selling illegal drugs. That'd likely be a lesser sentence.
But that guy's death?
What if it was a bad batch of chicken soup? or ammo for a gun?
I posted a thread the other day on a guy riding his motorcycle with a passenger and a deer ran out and injured him, killing the passenger.
Because he didn't have a motorcycle permit, he's being charged with a similar killing crime. They pointed out neither alcohol or speed was a factor.
Those are legal activities and are not prone to be extremely dangerous under normal conditions. If she was knowingly selling soup or ammunition from an unlicensed and uninspected facility that most likely operated with zero safety or quality controls she would be more liable, maybe even criminally for some level of homicide.
I guess I just feel everyone partaking of illegal drugs knows the risks involved. And they do them anyway
Especially in the last few years with all of the Fentanyl deaths
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Post by SciFive on Jul 10, 2024 12:55:57 GMT
Those are legal activities and are not prone to be extremely dangerous under normal conditions. If she was knowingly selling soup or ammunition from an unlicensed and uninspected facility that most likely operated with zero safety or quality controls she would be more liable, maybe even criminally for some level of homicide. I guess I just feel everyone partaking of illegal drugs knows the risks involved. And they do them anyway
Especially in the last few years with all of the Fentanyl deaths
I read a story (last year, I think) about four normal adults with good jobs and nice lives purchasing illegal drugs as a once-in-awhile treat or something.
All four of them died.
Illegal drugs are worse than Russian Roulette.
I've mentioned this story already on the board but I had very bad orthopedic surgery that I was told would be painful for up to two years.
They weren't kidding.
It was painful for that long - and even a bit longer.
I was aware of prescription drug addictions so I took the pain pills for exactly one month (as my doctor prescribed), and then I was done.
I decided quite rationally that I'd rather be in pain than be addicted.
Nowadays, it would be more like "I'd rather be in pain than be dead."
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Post by hugsfromlv426 on Jul 10, 2024 12:57:46 GMT
I guess I just feel everyone partaking of illegal drugs knows the risks involved. And they do them anyway
Especially in the last few years with all of the Fentanyl deaths
I read a story (last year, I think) about four normal adults with good jobs and nice lives purchasing illegal drugs as a once-in-awhile treat or something.
All four of them died.
Illegal drugs are worse than Russian Roulette.
I've mentioned this story already on the board but I had very bad orthopedic surgery that I was told would be painful for up to two years.
They weren't kidding.
It was painful for that long - and even a bit longer.
I was aware of prescription drug addictions so I took the pain pills for exactly one month (as my doctor prescribed), and then I was done.
I decided quite rationally that I'd rather be in pain than be addicted.
Nowadays, it would be more like "I'd rather be in pain than be dead."
Knee surgery? |
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Post by SciFive on Jul 10, 2024 13:00:31 GMT
I read a story (last year, I think) about four normal adults with good jobs and nice lives purchasing illegal drugs as a once-in-awhile treat or something.
All four of them died.
Illegal drugs are worse than Russian Roulette.
I've mentioned this story already on the board but I had very bad orthopedic surgery that I was told would be painful for up to two years.
They weren't kidding.
It was painful for that long - and even a bit longer.
I was aware of prescription drug addictions so I took the pain pills for exactly one month (as my doctor prescribed), and then I was done.
I decided quite rationally that I'd rather be in pain than be addicted.
Nowadays, it would be more like "I'd rather be in pain than be dead."
Knee surgery? Ankle surgery.
It's worse.
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Post by hugsfromlv426 on Jul 10, 2024 13:02:24 GMT
Ankle surgery.
It's worse.
Damn, sorry to hear that. A friend of mine had major knee surgery and has been saying for a year that it feels worse than before. |
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Post by SciFive on Jul 10, 2024 13:06:11 GMT
Ankle surgery.
It's worse. Damn, sorry to hear that. A friend of mine had major knee surgery and has been saying for a year that it feels worse than before. Orthopedic pain is bad news.
I had a friend in America with a Labrador Retriever who was so aware that I was in pain that she almost smothered me with love every time I went to see them.
The family couldn't understand why she was reacting to me with such extreme affection.
She knew I was hurting. She did everything she could to love me and keep me warm when I was near her.
I love dogs. :)
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