Murder-for-hire suspect lobbied for port of entry

Florida Keys News - Key West Citizen

Thursday, January 10, 2013

Murder-for-hire suspect lobbied for port of entry

BY ADAM LINHARDT Citizen Staff
alinhardt@keysnews.com

A marina manager and former Coast Guard station commander charged in a murder-for-hire scheme was lobbying hard for Marathon to become a port of entry, a fact that has raised eyebrows because the scheme reportedly emerged from what began as a drug-smuggling investigation.

While Dennis Zecca, 51, faces no drug charges, FBI Agent Patricia Thompson testified at his detention...

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Love it, can't wait for this all to come out!

Submitted on Thu, 01/10/2013 - 2:37pm by Not bubba

Lobbied for port of entry, held a fundraiser for our new sheriff, donated the maximum amount to Rick Ramsay and Dick Ramsay's campaign. First person his wife calls after his arrest...Dick Ramsay. Ill bet our new sheriff and his daddy are nervous about what he is going to say to the Feds. Wow!