Big Brother Star Arrested in Connection with Oxycodone Drug Ring October 28
Adam Jasinski, winner of the ninth season of Big Brother, was arrested for his alleged involvement in a drug ring that intended to sell Oxycodone. Found to be in possession of 2,000 tablets and attempting to sell them to a DEA witness in Boston the star now faces charges from the Drug Enforcement Agency. The witness (a drug dealer from the area who’d been arrested earlier this year) met Jasinski at Logan International Airport and proceeded to a strip mall where Jasinski pulled the drugs from a concealed sock and was quickly arrested. If convicted for the incident (he’s facing a charge for both possession and the intent to illegally distribute Oxycodone) Jasinski could face a 1 million dollar fine and as many as 20 years in prison.
According to an affidavit associated with the case Jasinski admitted he’d used the winnings he earned from his stint on Big Brother (an amount totaling about $500,000) to fund his Oxycodone operation and is said to have bragged about getting “thousands’ of the pills for distribution. He then sold the drugs all along the east coast over the next few months. Some speculation has been made that the arrest of actor Sam Jones III may be connected to Jasinski’s arrest based on the similarity of drug charges.
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