Fentanyl Kingpin Jordan Jamison Sentenced

0:00A 30-year-old waterberry man named Jordan Jamison just got 12 years in federal prison for pushing massive amounts of fentanyl ankle cane around the area, he's also facing five years of supervised release and a $350,000 fine after pleading guilty to the charges. Investigators from the DEA's New Haven office built a solid case using wiretaps, undercover buys, and round-clock surveillance on him and his. Partner Jamison had a prior federal conviction for heroin trafficking from another waterberry ring, showing this wasn't his first rodeo with these deadly streets. They ran stash spots in a Nagatuck apartment in a waterberry house, where on February 11, 2025, a search turned up five-point. Four kilograms of fentanyl, 1.4 kilograms of cocaine, and over 300 grams of xylazine, that's the horse tranquilizer dealers mix in, to make fentanyl even deadlier. Jamison's been locked up since his arrest on February 13, 2025, and this bus highlights

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