Antique Clock and Watches: Semca

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The 20-year-old college student had been cooperating with narcotics task force semca, as a confidential informant, but had severed contact with agents shortly before his death. With the gun that killed her son still missing, Sadek's mother believes that The details of Sadek’s role with law enforcement are coming from a just-published official review of how the Southeast Multi-County Agency (SEMCA) Drug Task Force handled the college student. Valley News Live obtained a copy of the report (published Jan Tammy Sadek, Andrew’s mother, asked Stenehjem in August for an outside review of the agency, known as semca, and has said it bullied her son and pressured him to work as an informant. In its report, the review board concluded it “did not have any Tammy Sadek, Andrew’s mother, asked Stenehjem in August for an outside review of the agency, known as semca, and has said it bullied her son and pressured him to work as an informant. In its report, the review board concluded it “did not have any He agreed to do to others what had been done to him, buying marijuana at SEMCA's direction from two dealers at his school on three occasions from November 2013 to January 2014. Each time Sadek bought an eighth of an ounce for $60. According to the BCI The 11-member board of law enforcement and county officials overseeing SEMCA -- which covers North Dakota's Richland, Random and Sargent counties and Minnesota's Wilkin County -- voted unanimously Tuesday to adopt the four recommendations, Wahpeton Police .

The North Dakota BCI has released its report on a task force's involvement with a Wahpeton college student who disappeared last spring and was later found dead. The Southeast Multi-County Agency Task Force asked for the review. The report details the work Andrew Sadek, a 20-year-old student at the North Dakota State College of Science in Wahpeton, was brought on as an informant for the Southeast Multi-County Agency Drug Task Force (SEMCA) after he was arrested for selling marijuana on campus in 2013. On Jan. 27 - seven months after Sadek's body was discovered - a report from the Southeast Multi-County Agency Drug Task Force (SEMCA) detailed the college student's involvement with a drug enforcement program that lets people avoid jail time by becoming .