Interscope Offices Used By Cocaine Ring, Says Feds

A narcotics ring that shipped large amounts of cocaine and cash across the United States used the offices of Interscope Records to arrange pickups and deliveries, The Smoking Gun reported on Thursday (September 15).

Federal officials say these are findings from a year-long Drug Enforcement Administration investigation, the same investigation that led to the indictment of Czar Entertainment CEO and Game manager James Rosemond on 18 felony charges that could result in having him sentenced to life in prison.

TSG further reports that while its unclear how the players in the narcotics ring had access to Interscope’s offices, the Game records on the label and his road manager has been named in the trafficking plot.

Rosemond is currently being held without bail in Manhattan’s Metropolitan Correctional Center in Lower Manhattan. —Jakinder Singh