There are certainly a lot of ways to try and sell drugs (don?t do it, kids). One man, located in Kansas City, Missouri, thought the best way to do so was over the PlayStation Network. The FBI caught wind of his schemes and filed a search warrant to get more information from Sony. The warrant, filed on October 22nd, 2019, asks for the communications of Curtis Alexander, also known as ?Speedola20? on PSN. The accusation was that Curtis was using voice and text chat over PlayStation Network to sell cocaine.
Charging $34,000 per kilogram, Alexander seemed to believe he could make a pretty penny. However, not all seems to have gone according to his devious machinations. The FBI conducted a sting operation with an unnamed individual. Messages back and forth between the users, as well as voice chat and the physical transaction between the undercover individual, proved that Alexander was using the PS4 to conduct his business. With evidence in hand, the FBI was able to request and be granted a search warrant for Alexander?s full PSN information and messages. There?s currently no word on if Sony has yet complied with the warrant and granted access to Speedola20?s PSN.
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