Posted on 12/11/2020 1:43:41 PM PST by lowbridge
A Texas man released from prison after his sentence was commuted by former President Barack Obama has again been indicted on federal drug trafficking charges, according to Department of Justice officials.
Hilario Nieto, 41, of San Antonio, is among eight people indicted on charges of conspiracy to possess and distribute methamphetamine and heroin in the San Antonio area, federal officials announced Thursday.
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Nieto was sentenced in 2004 to more than 20 years in federal prison on drug charges, according to the federal officials. He was scheduled for release in 2021.
Obama commuted Nieto's sentence in 2016, the Justice Department said, and he was released in 2018.
“It is truly appalling that a man whose sentence the President previously commuted chose to flout that generous gift after being released from federal prison by resuming gang-related drug dealing in the San Antonio community,” U.S. Attorney Gregg Sofer said in a statement.
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0bama should have to serve out his sentence.
Hilario sounds like a funny guy to me.
Mark it up to another know-nothing politician screw-up......
How is he funny? Does he amuse you?
At least he got a job, didn’t end up on the govt dole!
He just went back to his previous line of work, selling meth and heroin.
Yeah. Kinda like a clown or sumptin’...
I guessing it’s because he’s Hilario[us].
PFL
Yea. Because he’s an ungrateful asshole who will not get a job. Don’t you find those people humorous?
In was paraphrasing ‘Goodfellas’. (Very Strong language)
https://youtu.be/E84VqqCPI7w
#12
Where is that? Nairobi?
My only surprise is that AP/Yahoo didn’t suppress this.
Nairobi North (aka Chicago).
Right down the street from the fancy house he bought in the Tony Rezko deal in 2005.
Sorry. I understand.
Ha! Missed that reference (it’s been years). Good one.
Yeah I like that.
Yeah I like that.
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