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Dec 15, 2010

I got the same call on 11/23/10 from "Special Agent William Rice". He was very threatening on the phone and caught me off guard. Told me i had 2 warrants for my arrest and that i would be taken into federal custody until my hearing on 12/8/10. I should get a lawyer or pay a fine to have this "taken care of" I was in a panic and didn't even think to call anyone to see if this was real. This jerk even told me the name of the judge who signed off on my court date (Peter Franco). Like a nut i got 4500.00 from the bank and had it sent to Edison Joseph, which in turn lead to another phone call from "Lt william Givens" about how "Rice is nothing but trouble and he has to document the incident,blah blah blah. This jerk proceeded to tell me that the 2nd warrant would need to be dealt with to the tune of 3500.00 to be sent to Franklin Hernandez and someone named Guzman. While all this nonsense went on, an "Eric Morales" from internal affairs kept calling me for weeks telling me that they were doing an evestigation on this Givens character. This guy is relentless, and also goes by the name Frank Diaz from Homeland Security. By the time all this was over they managed to extort 11,000.00 outta me!! My father who is a former cop called the local DEA office and we spoke to a real DEA agent. I have lost just about all of my money to these loosers and they still call posing as US Customs agents, Homeland Security, ect. Last week, Morales called and started to threaten me when i said that he is a real [***]. I always thought i was smart to stuff like this coming from a family of cops, but the scare tactic and the keywords tossed me. I reported the entire situation and saved my voice mails on my cell phone to the real DEA and am now working with them by telling my story. As for my financial situation, i am on disability but will now have to return to work so i do not lose everything that i have worked so hard for. Take it from me; if the DEA wants you, the won't call you to let you know, they just show up. Report these jerks for what they are to the real DEA and maybe one of them may actually be caught.

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Jun 5, 2012

You didn't offend anyone that was a victim to these criminals. May they all rot in hell because I ended up paying the [***]! Yesterday, I too got the same call from Lt. Lynn Taylor saying that they had intercepted a package that was to my name and address and that a warrant for my arrest and a warrant to search my house has been issued. She said I must return her call immediately and the number she gave was 650-492-6088 Ext. 1824.
I was freaking out and crying not knowing what this was all about. Nonetheless, based on information that the caller (criminal) had on me, I agreed to pay the fine to stay out of prision because back in 2003 I purchased pills over the internet. My case is a little different as I actually spoke to a "doctor" back then that did take my history, and I had to fill out paperwork regarding the history of my health.
In the end, I was scammed and paid $2000.00 with money being wired to Dominican Republic. The caller said the DEA had shut down their operations and that is the arrangement the DEA made with their country. I was informed to wire the money to the Clerk of the Deputy Officer named Maciela Reynoso Guzman who was in the Dominican Republic, the city of Puntacana.
I feel like a complete fool and victim. Those reading this probably are saying "she got what she deserved". I can see why, but in my defense she was more than convincing. See the attached link as one poor woman actually shot herself due to these criminals.
Don't be fooled by these criminals!

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122

Jul 17, 2012

lol really?

that's frickin hilarious.

you must still have a damn good source for pills off the net if you're retarded enough to believe that:

1) the DEA would call you about a crime you committed... "uhh hey, this is the DEA and we're just chilling out here with a warrant for your arrest and to search your place. now be sure and don't flush all the illegal [***] in your place and/or flee before we show up! durp durp durp..."

2) any US law enforcement agency would be operating out of a foreign country

3) if you were actually charged with a crime, that you could just wire a dude some cash and it would go away... for real??? haahaaaa... please tell me you at least thought you were BRIBING a federal agent so you don't seem quite as stupid. then, at least people can laugh at you for being retarded about how much it might cost to buy off federal law enforcement...lol

IMO, "William Rice" (haha you really think someone would use their real name??) deserved that 8k more than you did. it sounds like he will probably spend it much more intelligently.

and all the rest of you cheesy [***] on here whining about how scared this fool had you -- don't do the crime if you can't do the time. you wouldn't have been freaked out unless you thought you had something to be freaked out about, right?

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123

Jul 17, 2012

Yeah, because they always give you a courtesy call before they kick your door in. Waiting until around 5am and tossing a couple of flash bangs through your window before busting in with automatic weapons isn't their style at all... lol..

There really should be an IQ test to use The Interwebs.

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124

Jul 17, 2012

I think you answered your own questions there... But you still did it?

I'm afraid you're going to have to wire me some money for a new pair of pants, because I am pissing myself reading all these.

How many US "Federal Facilities" do you think they have in the Dominican Republic?

You should probably hit up a website and order some xanax for that panic attach.

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125

Jul 17, 2012

Yeah everybody... Call up the DEA and report yourself for ordering drugs off Teh Intarwebz!

You're either a cop or retard (probably both), but judging by the rest of these winners posting on here, you may get a few bites.

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