California college student created ‘Banana Plug’ app to sell drugs – IOTW Report

California college student created ‘Banana Plug’ app to sell drugs

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A California college student has been indicted for allegedly creating a phone app through which he sold drugs, officials said.

Collin Howard, 18, was arrested on federal drug charges Friday after a grand jury indicted him on Thursday, the U.S. Attorney’s Office for the Northern District of California said in a news release.

A freshman at the University of California, Santa Cruz, Howard allegedly created an app called “Banana Plug,” which was available on the Apple App Store alongside the motto, “We Have What You Want.”

Through the app, the student offered to sell cocaine, “Molly” and “Shrooms,” and also offered customers special requests, prosecutors said.

A university police officer who noticed posters advertising the app around campus then worked with the Department of Homeland Security to try to get drugs from Howard via the application.  more here

10 Comments on California college student created ‘Banana Plug’ app to sell drugs

  1. A freshman at the University of California, Santa Cruz, Howard allegedly created an app called “Banana Plug,” which was available on the Apple App Store

    eternal September

    (just wish it had the “Al Gore: If Northam’s Scandal Forces Him to the Left, Then ‘God Intends It for Good’” picture)

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