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United States v. Curtis Strong (1985)
Charge: Distribution of cocaine and possession with intent to distribute - clubhouse caterer accused of selling cocaine to big-league playersCourt: U.S. District Court for the Western District of PennsylvaniaDocket: The Shadow Dugout
Did the caterer sell cocaine to major league players over a four-year period?
The facts
A man who catered food for a big-league clubhouse was charged with 14 counts of distributing cocaine over four years. The government said his access to the clubhouse let him supply star players. Several well-known players testified before a grand jury and at trial, some under immunity. The trial drew more than 90 reporters, and the defense argued the players were the real wrongdoers.
You have the facts the court had. Guilty or not guilty? Call it in the game with your friends, then see what the court actually decided. Wrong call, you drink.
Citation: United States v. Curtis Strong, U.S. District Court, W.D. Pennsylvania, No. CR 85-129 (1985)
Read more at pawd.uscourts.gov. The source reveals the outcome.