The Brief
- Denis Joiner, also known as Levon Moore, of Calumet City was arrested for allegedly mailing drug-soaked paper and synthetic substances to Illinois inmates.
- Authorities seized synthetic cannabinoids, tan powder, and shipping materials from his home following a months-long investigation tracking packages sent to prisons.
- The drugs, often disguised as mail or books, were linked to serious health risks and high in-prison resale value, with Joiner allegedly responsible for multiple intercepted packages.
ILLINOIS – A Calumet City man was arrested by federal agents for distributing drug-soaked paper and other substances to Illinois inmates.
What we know:
According to a criminal complaint, Denis Joiner, also known as Levon Moore, of Calumet City, Ill., was arrested after authorities tracked a series of packages that he sent to inmates in prison. The investigation revealed that Joiner was distributing synthetic cannabinoids and other controlled substances.…