On Sep. 22nd, 2022 the Indianapolis DEA, IMPD and partners busted alleged dealer, Justin Rudolph, in Indianapolis finding 400 grams of substance containing fentanyl and more drugs.
INDIANAPOLIS — On Sep. 22nd, 2022 the Indianapolis DEA, IMPD and partners busted alleged dealer, Justin Rudolph, in Indianapolis.
Officers located $5,065 in cash in differing denominations in a child's power wheels car in the garage. Rudolph is already accused of previously being part of the"Mob" that robbed local pharmacies for drugs between 2014 and 2016.Gannon said, Rudolph, is an example of the revolving door of dealers. "I think it's important for the parents to talk to their kids, because they have to have that awareness and you have to raise that awareness because I always say one life loss is one too many," said Gannon.
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