Migrant Who Trafficked Drugs from Asylum Home Gets Only One Year in Prison
by Chris Tomlinson24 Oct 2017132
A 31-year-old asylum seeker who ran a drug trafficking operation out of an asylum home in the German town of Gummersbach has been sentenced to only one year and two months in prison despite the scale of his operation.
The court found the 31-year-old guilty this week of selling large amounts of marijuana and amphetamine, also known as speed, from the asylum home where he lived between December 2015 and August 2016. The man did not act alone and two of his accomplices already have been convicted of trafficking and illicit possession of narcotics, Kölnische Rundschau reports.
http://www.breitbart.com/london/2017/10/24/migrant-convicted-drug-trafficking-asylum-home-gets-year-prison/
