Talk about ironic, DEA head Bill Furay is making the headlines which is accompanied with numerous heated discussions. Though it wasn't Bill himself who did the crime, it was however his daughter that stirred the public's interests.
Who would have thought that the daughter of a DEA head could actually be one of the biggest drug dealers? While her father is busy putting drug lords and drug users behind bars, Sarah Furay on the other hand, is busy selling and trafficking drugs secretly. Though it was uncertain if her father was aware of her illegal acts, she was still arrested after her room was raided by the authorities.
As per the Stoner's Cookbook website, when the authorities raided her bedroom last November 6, they were able to confiscate "31.5 grams of coke packaged for sale, 126 grams of some chronic marijuana, 29 'ecstasy' tablets, methamphetamine and 60 doses of a drug similar to LSD. Drug trafficking and drug possession are heavily sentenced crimes in the state of Texas." As a result of their investigation, the amount of drugs acquired from her possession can land her numerous years in prison.
As per the New York Daily, the family has been dealing with the matter privately, and as discreet as possible. As per the reports, a College Station Municipal court issued a warrant to search Sarah's home last November 5 after a thorough investigation into drug sales in her apartment.
The officers then stated that she admitted to the suspicions that she was under the influence of marijuana and cocaine when they arrived. In addition to the drugs that were recovered, police also found "packaging material, two digital scales and a handwritten drug price list in the bedroom in addition to the drug cache."
According to court documents, they also retrieved numerous text messages which discussed coke, MDMA, acid, weed, and other drugs.
As per the recent reports, she was released under a $39,000 bond. She may have bailed, but she will still face felony charges for manufacturing and delivering controlled substance as well as drug possession.
