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Big Brother "Winner" Adam Jasinski Jailed After Copping to Drug Trafficking, Tax Dodging

By lyres8i on  From uk.eonline.com
Monty Brinton/CBS Big Brother is always watching. But sometimes, Johnny Law steps in to cover a shift or two. Guess which one was on duty when Adam Jasinski, the "winner" of Big Brother 9, pleaded guilty to a drug charge and failing to file a tax return on his 2008 half-million dollar winnings? MORE: Get the latest on the most recent BB winner Richard Hatch 2.0 entered the responsibility-accepting pleas in Boston's U.S. District Court earlier today, and while he has yet to be formally...Read Full Story

Big Brother Dude Pleads Not Guilty to Drug Pushing

By lyres8i on  From uk.eonline.com
This McDonald's claim is that he wasn't trying to serve 2,000 customers. Tempestuous Big Brother 9 tenant Matthew McDonald pleaded not guilty Wednesday to felony counts of conspiracy to possess with intent to distribute and with distributing oxycodone as part of an alleged drug ring also involving that season's winner, Adam Jasinski. McDonald's attorney, James Cipoletta, said today following the arraignment in  Massachusetts federal court that his client "strongly denies" the charges. A...Read Full Story

Another Big Brother 9 Guy Linked to Drug Ring

By lyres8i on  From uk.eonline.com
CBS We feel Julie Chen would frown on this behavior. Six months after Big Brother 9 winner Adam Jasinski was collared after trying to sell 2,000 oxycodone pills to an undercover DEA witness, badboy Matthew McDonald was indicted Monday for being in league with his former housemate to deal the painkiller on the street. And that comes a week after McDonald was busted for allegedly beating up his pregnant fiancée. Unrelated to today's indictment, the 26-year-old was rearrested Tuesday for...Read Full Story

Adam Jasinski

By atmz on  From usspost.com
Adam Jasinski, More than a year since he was arrested in north Reading, Massachusetts, “Adam Jasinski”a was sentenced to four years in prison. The champion of Big Brother 9 – which has actually used his winnings to reality TV to set up a drug ring that included co-star Matt McDonald – was busted in October 2009 for attempting to sell pills oxycodone 2000 to a government informant. Smart, no. In making the award to the 32-year, U.S. District Court Judge William Young ruled: “You have been drug...Read Full Story

CBS BB season 9 Winner -Adam Jasinski- In The Hooscow

By Aris- Arnelle Durocher on  From paganmedia.wordpress.com
Adam Jasinski who was the CBS  Big Brother Reality show season 9 winner has been sentenced to  four years in ‘ Federal Prision”. Jasinski pleaded guility to possession of oxycodene with attempt to traffic and distribute to a witness that was cooperating with the legal authorities. He also pleaded guilty for failure to file a tax return.  Aris-Arnelle Durocher Jasinski pleaded with the judge for leniency and advised he was ill and being treated for bipolar disease and drug addiction. He also...Read Full Story

'Big Brother 9' winner to change plea in drug case

 From ap.org
A winner of the CBS reality show "Big Brother 9" plans to change his plea in a drug case in Boston.Adam Jasinski, of Delray Beach, Fla., pleaded not guilty to possession with intent to distribute oxycodone last November. He was arrested last October outside Boston after police say he showed a man cooperating with authorities two plastic bags filled with oxycodone, the main active ingredient in OxyContin and other painkillers.An electronic notice filed in federal court says Jasinski has a...Read Full Story

Adam Jasinski, 'Big Brother' Winner, Busted on Charges of Selling Oxycodone

By Jake on
Adam Jasinski has gone from Big Brother to big bust, according to a report at PopEater. Jasinki, the winner of the ninth season of the long-running reality show, was arrested in North Reading, MA in possession of 2,000 oxycodone pills. According to police, Jasinski admitted to using his $500,000 in winnings from the reality show in order to fund a drug dealing enterprise. Police say that Jasinksi pulled out a sock stuffed with thousands of pills from his pants shortly before being...Read Full Story

Adam Jasinski Sentenced to Four Years in Prison

By sandino235 on  From fameblab.com
Over a year since he was arrested in North Reading, Massachusetts, Adam Jasinski has been sentenced to four years in prison. The champion of Big Brother 9 – who actually used his reality show winnings to set up a drug ring that included co-star Matt McDonald – was busted in October 2009 for trying to sell 2,000 oxycodone pills to a government informant. Smart, he is not. Related articles ‘Big Brother’ winner Adam is going to jail for 4 years! (icydk.com) Big Brother Winner Adam Jasinski...Read Full Story

'Big Brother 9' winner to change plea in drug case

 From ap.org
The winner of the CBS reality show "Big Brother 9" is expected to change a not-guilty plea he made last year in a drug case.Adam Jasinski, (jah-ZIN'-skee) of Delray Beach, Fla., was arrested in October after allegedly showing a government witness two plastic bags filled with oxycodone.Jasinski won $500,000 on "Big Brother 9" in 2008. A drug enforcement agent said in court papers that Jasinski told him he used some of his winnings to buy oxycodone pills and resell them.Jasinski pleaded not...Read Full Story

Adam Jasinski Sentenced to Four Years in Prison

By jenhollywood on  From yourhollywoodgossip.com
Over a year since he was arrested in North Reading, Massachusetts, Adam Jasinski has been sentenced to four years in prison. The champion of Big Brother 9 – who actually used his reality show winnings to set up a drug ring that included co-star Matt McDonald – was busted in October 2009 for trying to sell 2,000 oxycodone pills to a government informant. Smart, he is not. It’s a good thing Adam Jasinski has experience living with strangers in tight quarters. In handing down the sentence to...Read Full Story
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