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Allen Stanford: DEA snitch?

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Did the US government tolerate fraud, money laundering and white-collar crime by Houston billionaire Allen Stanford because he was a snitch for the DEA? Reports the Press Association today:Stanford guaranteed himself against fraud investigations by working with the US DEA, turning over details of money-laundering from Latin American clients from Colombia, Mexico and Venezuela and Ecuador, the corporation claims."We were convinced that Stanford's bank attracted millions of narco-dollars, but it was very difficult to get the evidence to nail him," sources apparently told Panorama."The word is that Stanford has been a confidential informer for the DEA since 99."This is exactly the kind of scenario criticized by Prof. Alexandra Natapoff, arguably the nation's leading academic expert on the uses and abuses of confidential informants, who maintains that snitch agreements can actually produce and tolerate crime instead of preventing it...continue to full post

Full post as published by Grits for Breakfast on May 10, 2009 (boomark / email).

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