Ex-LA deputy gets 67 months for smuggling heroin in Pringles cans
Former Los Angeles County sheriff’s deputy Michael Meiser has been sentenced to 67 months in federal prison for attempting to smuggle 1.1 pounds of heroin worth approximately $226,000 into a California jail. Prosecutors said Meiser concealed the drugs inside two Pringles cans and accepted $16,500 in cash and digital payments for the smuggling operation.
Key Takeaways
- Former Los Angeles County sheriff’s deputy Michael Meiser has been sentenced to 67 months in federal prison for attempting to smuggle 1.1 pounds of heroin worth approximately $226,000 into a California jail.
- Prosecutors said Meiser concealed the drugs inside two Pringles cans and accepted $16,500 in cash and digital payments for the smuggling operation.
- Full details and original dispatch available below.
Former Los Angeles County sheriff’s deputy Michael Meiser has been sentenced to 67 months in federal prison for attempting to smuggle 1.1 pounds of heroin worth approximately $226,000 into a California jail. Prosecutors said Meiser concealed the drugs inside two Pringles cans and accepted $16,500 in cash and digital payments for the smuggling operation.
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This summary was curated from Times of India.