ATF Uses Brain-Damaged Man with Low IQ to Run Drugs, Guns as Part of Federal Probe

The ATF used a brain-damaged man with a low IQ to help to handle drug and gun deals as part of an investigation into a Milwaukee storefront, the AP reports.
The man, Chauncey Wright, was paid in cigarettes, merchandise and money, but was charged with federal drug and gun counts once the operation was done, according to the AP.
Advocates for people with disabilities said the man should be freed.
The ATF has launched an investigation.
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Posted: 4/8/13 at 9:01 AM under FBI, News Story.
Tags: ATF, brain damage, disability advocates, federal drug charges, federal weapons charges, Milwaukee
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