And who says "Plea bargaining doesn't pay." Maybe.. just maybe.. when these prosecutor's make these sweet deals with these drug dealers, they should include, letting the drug dealers come live in their neighborhoods when they get released from prison early. Or even better.. let the drug dealers come live in their homes till they're off parole.

If he didnt learn after 11 years of being locked up, he never will. Obviously dude isnt very bright.

they would send him back to prison but he s not a threat so the governor to save money will be moving him to a home near you

Ship him back to prison for life, he had one chance but abused it.

Awe..give him one more chance. I'll bet he's learned his lesson now.

Axtually his drug business was still active while he was in as to the friends he had working with him This was known street wide. I have a sister in prison that was involved with both brothers and she never lacked for her drugs while they were away. She did eventually get off drugs replaced it with alcohol and got to many OWIs and went to prison.

Him and his brother have both been arrested for drugs and I know first hand as to his brother. Chris was given 15 to 25 years in 1997 and was out in 11 so I hope this time they do the right thing and give him the max. Of course if you give up others you get you time reduced, IMO that by giving up competition you'll have the streets back when you get out early and make all the more money. I hope his brother is doing good.

By the way he was still under home confinement at a halfway house which technically makes him an inmate of the federal bureau of prisons. He was an inmate convicted of selling drugs back at it again in less than 90 days.

I have lived in Beloit and Janesville for a long time and as a child of a former drug addict I would like to see this scum punished to the fullest extent of the law. Drug dealers peddle death and often sell to the parents or family members with no shame. Fast money is glamorized and people have the nerve to look at you crazy when you say you work a full time job. Case in point I had a graduation party for my master's degree at a park at the same time a drug dealer recently released from prison. You would have thought he was a hero. No one is above the law, a job, or behaving with common sense. If you sell misery then do not be surpised if you become miserable yourself. Throw the book at him maybe this time he'll read it behind bars.

It's true that crack does kill. I had a good friend several years ago who got hooked on this garbage I tried on many times to get him to stop using, I even told him he was killing my best friend (himself) 2 years later it took his life (my best friend)Eric.

I've tried for months using various methods to find the dealer..........if I had more time, I probably could.

The problem is these people doing the drugs arent getting off the streets because some people dont take a stand and do something about it. Like someone mentioned, they know someone who uses drugs. Why havent you done anything about this? How do you think the guy is getting the cocaine? Its a chain.. you get the user, you find the dealer etc.. If you dont want them to know its you, you can have the police handle it and report anonymously.

I say GOOD JOB...........but its funny how the rich, powdered cocaine users and dealers aren't persued with the same vigilance....I know a well-to-do business owner that uses cocaine daily and seems to have no fear of prosecution .........pathetic.

Well it's sad to say, But with the way the crime rate is increasing do to economics,Law enforcement will have job security.

Sad, Sad, Sad! Keep this guy off the street and protect our children!!! Just wait, it is only going to get worst off with our struggling economy........

Not even out of prison for 90 days and the dude is right back at it. Pathetic

Some people just won't learn- as opposed to can't learn.