Jack Camp, Senior Federal Judge, Arrested On Drug, Gun Charges

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Jack Camp, Senior Federal Judge, Arrested On Drug, Gun Charges

A veteran federal judge faces drug and firearms charges after an exotic dancer at an Atlanta strip club told authorities he used cocaine, marijuana and other illegal drugs with her.

Senior U.S. District Judge Jack T. Camp was arrested Friday minutes after he handed an undercover law enforcement agent $160 for cocaine and Roxycodone, a narcotic pain medication, that he intended to use with the exotic dancer, authorities said in a court document released Monday. They said they also found two firearms in the front seat of his vehicle.

Camp, 67, who has presided over some high-profile cases, was released Monday on a $50,000 bond. His attorney, William Morrison, said after a brief hearing that the judge intends to plead not guilty. Morrison said Camp would probably take a leave of absence and would not preside over any more cases until the charges are resolved….

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  1. Didn’t know where to post this. It was listed as one of the most underreported news section of the Metro Times Detroit and was censored in the MSM (Main Stream Media).

    The African land grab

    A “land grab,” according to this Project Censored story, is the purchase of vast tracts of land by wealthier nations from mostly poor, developing countries in order to produce crops for export. Throughout the African continent, an estimated 124 million acres of land have been acquired or are in the process of being negotiated for purchase over the last several years, with international agribusinesses, investment banks, hedge funds and commodity traders leading the rush for cheap, undeveloped, arable land.

    Ethiopia has approved at least 815 foreign-financed agriculture projects since 2007, but the food produced there will be exported rather than used to feed the 13 million people in need of food aid in that country. “Rich countries are eyeing Africa not just for a healthy return on capital, but also as an insurance policy,” notes researcher Devlin Kuyek. “Food shortages and riots in 28 countries in 2008, declining water supplies, climate change and huge population growth together have made land attractive. Africa has the most land and, compared with other continents, is cheap.”

  2. I had read a similar article sent to me by a friend on facebook…This is disturbing news
    since most times the “liberal media” has a negative bias like rightwing media outlets
    on stories from Africa,the Caribbean,South America,etc.This sounds like the east & west
    are vampires not only intent on mining diamonds,coltan,gold,etc.but using up farmland…Guess they’ve built too many malls in US,UK,Japan,& South Korea.

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