a rifle, essentially that weapon was an ar15. but what was unique to this case, these drone type magazines that would hold 100 rounds each. what we just heard from the u.s. attorney is that this individual named ethan collie, was the one who purchased the drum type magazine and purchased the body armor. so the federal investigators got involved, as you know, last week, once the special agent in charge announced or said the evidence showed the gunman in this case was engaged in a specific violent ideology. that put the case over a threshold where federal investigators could get involved. federal investigators got involved in this with a first round of charges we are seeing since the fbi stepped in. dana: brand new information coming in. we ll check back in with you if there s more developments this hour. also next, a one time eagle scout accused of running a multimillion dollar drug ring from his basement in utah. details as he stands trial next. plus, gun control front and
operation in memphis history. it was an operation totaling a more than 2,000 to it,000 kilograms of cocaine, that s it tons, 2 tons of coke, worth reportedly $50 million on the street. she was the head of a multimillion dollar drug ring. what sentence do you think she deserved? look, she did not deserve to die in prison. alice got involved in desperation. she was a single mom raising five kids. her role is much more limited to passing messages among drug dealers. she is the first to admit that she should serve some time. but no one deserves to die in prison for a nonviolent drug conviction, certainly not their first. one of the first things i thought when i heard about this story some time ago is how bad was her first lawyer? i mean, was it a case of just having a really shoddy attorney? this was a case it was a mandatory life without parole sentence. once the prosecutor chose to go