Bath Salts Defendant Strikes Plea Deal
11.10.12Filed Under: ECI News
The first of eight defendants arrested in the local bath salts raids has struck a deal with prosecutors and entered a guilty plea. Kameljit “Lucky” Singh pleaded guilty to dealing in a represented controlled substance. The proposed plea agreement puts a 364-day cap on any sentence Singh could receive and requires the defendant to “cooperate with the state” and testify, as needed, against two of his co-defendants “as well as any other individuals who may be charged.” The eight men were arrested in the wake of June raids at six local convenience stories after a nine-month investigation of the selling of bath salts and spice.
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