SUSPECTS SPEAK OUT
One of the alleged smugglers, Redding, said he was “just the driver” in Tuesday’s scheme.
When asked how much he was paid for the drone drop, Redding said, “Chump change.”
“Especially compared to the time you’re now facing if you’re convicted of it?” local reporter Mark Winne asked him.
Redding replied, “Yessir, but I didn’t do anything.”
The other suspect, Jenkins, said he was innocent but did not comment further.
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