Won $ 1 million in lottery a year ago, now arrested for drug trafficking in Florida

Karlee Harbst had a difficult past, she had been arrested six times since 2011, mainly for drug trafficking, but in 2018 it was her lucky year she was pregnant and she had earned a million dollars to the lottery., however he's involved in a gang of drug traffickers, badured the Florida police.

Last Friday, Karlee Harbst, 27, from Florida, appeared in court for to be linked to a group that led in Volusia County the distribution of heroin, fentanyl and cocaine.

It was the second time that Harbst had been in the headlines, but in a negative way, he did it last year by happily sharing his experience with the Gold Rush Doubler lottery: "I have hardly bought the ticket What to buy: 24 is my favorite number. "A week earlier, he had also won $ 100 in the same game.

Howeverher decisions led her to establish links with drug traffickers with whom she was arrested and who were part of a disbanded gang of about 20 people, which formed the drug trafficking network in various police operations in Volusia County, after an investigation that lasted for about a year.

According to the county sheriff's office, "they have dismantled a drug trafficking organization that distributes heroin, fentanyl, and cocaine on the streets of Volusia County and beyond."

Drug gang leaders, Macel "MJ" Green and Robert Hamilton Jr., were arrested along with other suspected traffickers and Kenneth Rowell, who was said to have been the victim of drug trafficking in his vehicle during a roadside check and who would be the supplier of the organization, according to a press release.

Up to now, eight people have been arrested for trafficking and orders are in force for another 14 suspects.

The search warrants were executed at six locations in Volusia County, where leads to the seizure of drugs, 20 firearms, luxury vehicles and a quarter of a million dollars in cash, among other things.

Volusia County Sheriff Mike Chitwood and Daytona Beach Police Chief Craig Capri said they believed the arrests would have an impact on drug-related activities in the area.

"We are talking about 3 pounds of heroin, fentanyl and cocaine that hit our streets every week," Chitwood said. "These clowns they kill people with the poison that they traffic because human life is cheap on the streets"

Anyone who witnesses the drug-related activity should be informed of those responsible for law enforcement.

In a video posted on Facebook, the sheriff's office showed images of the operations in which drugs, weapons and money were seen.

"The message is strong and clear for this scum (…) if they come to this county and insist on selling this poison and destroying families, the whole strength of the penal system (of justice), of the local, of the state and federal will fall about you And we will not stay still, "he said. If you want to spend the rest of your life behind bars, keep that in mind. We will make you happy, "he added.

"It is imperative that the community continue to provide us with information. This is imperative because we are only up to the information they provide, "said Chitwood.