Daily News@RevolutionNews.US ~ A former narcotics agent for the Drug Enforcement Administration, said today that he could obtain evidence, that his agency knew about the shipments of cocaine flown from Central America to the United States. Celerino Castillo III confirmed the charges in a three-part series by the San Jose Mercury News Gary Webb, which means that written during 1980, said the Central Intelligence Agency published Contras who were involved in cocaine dealing crack Los Angeles insuredstreet gangs to get money for their military. Civil rights activist Dick Gregory, Joe Madison, Mark Thompson, Dr. John Newman and Rev. Joseph Lowery, president of the Southern Christian Leadership Conference, appeared with former DEA agent Castillo in a press conference at the JW Marriott Hotel. They asked the DEA to immediately release the records of Castillo. Castillo said he began receiving the drug trade in 1986, during the investigation of these activities at Ilo Pango, a U.S. AirBase in El Salvador. He said he recorded the amount of cocaine, the identification numbers of the aircraft, figures informant, and even the names of the pilots who participated in the broadcasts. Castillo said that the reports sent to DEA headquarters in Washington, but took no action. This morning, when you click Details, including DEA case file documents for the media. "It 's really sad that you try to hide from the American people," said Castillo. "These are the peoplethat ...
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