Former officer caught trafficking fentanyl in Florida Keys, deputies say
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A former law enforcement officer is behind bars for allegedly trafficking fentanyl in the Florida Keys, deputies said.
David Allen Disgdiertt, a 60-year-old from Homestead, is facing charges of trafficking fentanyl, sale of a synthetic narcotic and the use of a two-way communication device to facilitate a felony. As of Saturday, he was still in jail on a $55,000 bond, jail records showed.
The Monroe County Sheriff’s Office received a tip that Disgdiertt was selling fentanyl in the county and began to surveil him.
The sheriff’s office Special Investigations Division observed Disgdiertt conducting a drug transaction in Tavernier, a community on Key Largo, deputies said.
Detectives stopped him when he was driving away from the sale.
Disgdiertt had about five grams of fentanyl and $1,062 worth of suspected drug money in his car, the sheriff’s office said.
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