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Two arrested after allegedly using darknet to sell Adderall that was actually methamphetamine

By Zach Halaschak
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Two arrested after allegedly using darknet to sell Adderall that was actually methamphetamine

Two Texas men were arrested for purportedly running a drug conspiracy ring on the darknet that involved the sale of fake Adderall.

Kevin Ombisi, 31, and Eric Russell Jr., 35, were arrested on Thursday and made their initial court appearance on Friday. Both Ombisi and Russell were charged with one count of conspiracy, and Ombisi was charged with an additional count of unlawful distribution of controlled substances.

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