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Oklahoma Federal Judge
says
government didn't have evidence of a crime
Federal Judge Says A Bartlesville Man Is '
Not Guilty'
A
verdict of 'not guilty' sets a Bartlesville man free. Alfredo
Herrera
was jailed 16 months ago on drug charges, and held without bond.
He was set
free Thursday night - after a federal judge looked at the facts
and decided the
federal government didn't have evidence of a crime.
News on 6 reporter Emory Bryan says
the flag still flies outside the
Bartlesville home of Alfedo Herrera, who has lived the American
dream. That
was, until July of 2004. "Overnight, everything turned from
daylight to dark, a
nightmare, is what it was."
Herrera came to America in 1965,
started as a restaurant janitor and 30
years later owned a chain of restaurants. He branched out into a
check cashing
business for Mexican-Americans, and helped them send money home to
their
families.
The business made him rich, but his
arrest ended all that. This 61 year
old grandfather, outstanding businessman and naturalized American
citizen, was
charged with money laundering and conspiracy.
Federal prosecutors labeled him a
drug kingpin, after digging through his
finances and concluding there must be a crime. For the last 16
months, Herrera
was jailed without charges.
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Herrera was jailed 16 months ago on drug charges, and held without
bond. =
He was set free Thursday night - after a federal judge looked at
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facts and decided the federal government didn't have evidence of a
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crime.
News on 6 reporter Emory Bryan says
the flag still flies outside =
the Bartlesville home of Alfedo Herrera, who has lived the
American =
dream. That was, until July of 2004. "Overnight, everything
turned from =
daylight to dark, a nightmare, is what it was."=20
Herrera came to America in 1965,
started as a restaurant janitor =
and 30 years later owned a chain of restaurants. He branched out
into a =
check cashing business for Mexican-Americans, and helped them send
money =
home to their families.=20
The business made him rich, but his
arrest ended all that. This 61 =
year old grandfather, outstanding businessman and naturalized
American =
citizen, was charged with money laundering and conspiracy.=20
Federal prosecutors labeled him a
drug kingpin, after digging =
through his finances and concluding there must be a crime. For the
last =
16 months, Herrera was jailed without=20
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