Asian Indian fentanyl pusher Kobe sued sent to fed prison 3 days before helicopter crash
CLEVELAND, OH – American businessman Kobe Bryant’s death on January 26 came three days after the Indian immigrant fentanyl dealer and racketeer he was suing was sent to a federal prison for 5.5 years. John Kapoor was a major investor in the High Tech Pharma company Bryant sued in 2017 for branding the “Black Mamba” nickname he’s used since the beginning of his National Basketball Association (NBA) career. Bryant’s claim against Kapoor was dismissed, but it didn’t die before he accused the Indian immigrant fentanyl dealer of putting an illegal substance in his dietary supplements. Federal authorities sentenced Kapoor…
