A suspect under investigation for drug-related charges is reported to have admitted to law enforcement that while he had not personally sold methamphetamine in recent weeks, he was allegedly holding the substance for someone else. The statement raises questions about the extent of his involvement in the drug trade and whether he was acting as an intermediary. Authorities are likely examining whether the claim of temporary cessation of sales is credible or if it points to a larger network. The case highlights ongoing challenges in tracking drug distribution chains beyond direct sellers.
Singh allegedly told agents he had not sold methamphetamine for approximately two months but was storing it for a friend.
