Epstein Secrets

enced to serve nearly six years in prison." The investigation "began in 2018 when the FBI's Northern Connecticut Gang Task Force began investigating Ricardo Reyes, also known as `Rick the Ruler,' a member of the `Los Solidos street gang who was distributing fentanyl, heroin, cocaine and crack' in Hartford."

icker, and there's an issue we're dealing with right now, which is lawful access. We have phones that are encrypted and essentially warrant- proof." Trutanich "will be the first to admit that the numbers when he took office last year weren't good," but says "now his office is getting creative to try and ta

nced to serve nearly six years in prison." The investigation "began in 2018 when the FBI's Northern Connecticut Gang Task Force began investigating Ricardo Reyes, also known as 'Rick the Ruler,' a member of the 'Los Solidos street gang who was distributing fentanyl, heroin, cocaine and crack' in Hartford." H

ficker, and there's an issue we're dealing with right now, which is lawful access. We have phones that are encrypted and essentially warrant-proof." Trutanich "will be the first to admit that the numbers when he took office last year weren't good," but says "now his office is getting creative to try and t

nced to serve nearly six years in prison." The investigation "began in 2018 when the FBI's Northern Connecticut Gang Task Force began investigating Ricardo Reyes, also known as 'Rick the Ruler,' a member of the 'Los Solidos street gang who was distributing fentanyl, heroin, cocaine and crack' in Hartford." H

ficker, and there's an issue we're dealing with right now, which is lawful access. We have phones that are encrypted and essentially warrant-proof." Trutanich "will be the first to admit that the numbers when he took office last year weren't good," but says "now his office is getting creative to try and t