EL PASO, Texas (Border Report) – A federal grand jury has indicted an Arizona man who allegedly tried to sell 10 “boats” of fentanyl pills at a New Mexico casino.
Jurors in Albuquerque on Tuesday charged Daron Andrey Holmes Jr., with one count of possession with intent to distribute 400 grams or more of fentanyl. The charge stems from an undercover investigation initiated by the Isleta Pueblo Police Department last September.
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Court records show Isleta police established communication with a suspected drug dealer known on social media as Minkx Apesquad. A tribal investigator posing as a buyer asked him if he had “good beans” and if he would be in the “505” anytime soon.
Beans is street slang for fentanyl pills; 505 refers to the telephone area code for northern New Mexico…