Cocaine Conspiracy Trial

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By Kyle Midura

Story Published: Mar 10, 2010 at 7:27 PM MST

Story Updated: Mar 11, 2010 at 10:58 AM MST

BILLINGS - Three men accused of bringing several pounds of cocaine into Billings face possible life sentences as their federal trial continues.

Domingo Baez, 40, of Billings faces conspiracy charges. Prosecutors said Baez received cocaine shipments from co-defendants Maurisio Ramirez and Gilberto Acevedo of Wenatchee, Washington.

Special agents said they discovered the drug ring after a September 2008 traffic stop. Former Carbon County District Attorney Robert Eddleman and his fiancée, Terri Kurth, plead guilty to their part in the cocaine ring.

Monday, Kurth testified that Baez was their supplier. Court documents said the ring began operation on or around January 2004.

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griz said on Thursday, Mar 11 at 6:44 PM

Ok judges do what you do best.Let them go free after laws were made for the honest hard working tax paying folks

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