Bajan, mom charged with drug trafficking - Breaking & Current Jamaica News - JamaicaObserver.com: "United States law enforcement authorities have charged a Barbadian airline employee and his mother with drug trafficking and related charges.
A superseding indictment returned by a US federal grand jury in Brooklyn charges former American Airlines baggage handler Barbadian Victor Bourne, 35, and former American Airlines dispatching crew chief Miguel Bozza, 48, with drug trafficking and other charges.
The superseding indictment also charges Maria Alleyne, 51, the mother of Victor Bourne, with structuring the purchase of money orders to avoid financial reporting requirements.
Bourne is also charged with conducting a continuing criminal enterprise; Bourne and Bozza are charged with importing and distributing narcotics, as well as conspiring to do so, and wire fraud conspiracy.
In addition, Bourne and Alleyne are charged with conspiring to avoid financial reporting requirements through structured financial transactions.
If convicted of all charges, Bourne and Bozza face a maximum sentence of life imprisonment, and Alleyne faces a maximum of five years imprisonment"
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charged a Barbadian airline employee and his mother with drug trafficking
Wednesday, 20 October 2010Posted by blogzone at 08:52
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