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International Terrorist's Son Arrested in Drug Sting
by Tokin' Radical Monday, Nov. 07, 2005 at 2:10 PM

Terror ringleader who has ordered the use of chemical weapons and has specifically named Pittsburghers, in his violenet propaganda had to bail out his (not too bright son)

WHITE PLAINS, New York (AP) -- The son of Miami's police chief was arrested for trying to buy 400 pounds of marijuana from an undercover federal agent, officials said Wednesday.

A court complaint said Sean Timoney, 25, of Philadelphia, gave the agent a gym bag filled with about $450,000 in cash.

Authorities said the defendant is the son of John Timoney, who was Philadelphia's police chief before taking the Miami job.

The younger Timoney and Jae Seu, 23, of Glenside, Pennsylvania., were arrested Tuesday night in a Spring Valley hotel, said Elizabeth Jordan, a spokeswoman for the Drug Enforcement Administration in Manhattan.

They were charged with conspiracy to possess and distribute a controlled substance.

Timoney and Seu were being held in Albany for a bail hearing Friday.

John Timoney was "aware of the arrest," a Miami police spokesman said.

"He does not have all the details and he's not going to comment on it publicly because it's a private family matter," spokesman Delrish Moss said.

Timoney rose through the ranks of the New York Police Department to become a chief and first deputy commissioner before moving on to Philadelphia and Miami.

He is well-known in law enforcement circles and is often sought out by television networks to comment on police affairs.






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Miami Prepares for Trade Summit
New Miami Police Chief goes to work
Governor Jeb Bush applauds FTAA meeting in Miami
The FTAA Is None of Your Business: Media look away as democracy is traded
Latest Efforts to base FTAA Secretariat in Miami
Anti-FTAA resources on the internet



John Timoney: Crushing Protest and "Terrorism" aroud the Globe
Surveillance has broader implications: Are Miami police spying on rap artists?
Banana Republic: Timoney fights protests around the globe
Friends of Camilo response to article "Banana Republic"
Anti-terorism expert Timoney helps plan Democratic Convention security
Timoney tapped for Iraq: He'll help set up civilian police force to curb anarchy
Chief Timoney Moves On To Private Security Company
Timoney takes a corporate job as a security expert (New York Times)
Timoney acts as advisor on the WEF protests in NYC (CNN Talk show)
WEF: Economic Summit Brings Own Terror Threat (New York Post)
Timoney an advisor on World Bank protests in Washington, DC (Philadelphia Inquirer)
Timoney an advisor on World Summit protests in South Africa (South African Press Association)
Timoney: an expert on AlQueda (CNN Talkshow)
Timoney: an expert on terrorism (CNBC Talkshow)
Timoney on Homeland Security (CNN Talkshow)



Timoney as Chief of Philadephia Police Force
Statement of Matt Bergh's, falsely accused by Timoney of attacking a police officer during the RNC convention
General Overview of Timoney
Information about Timoney
Quotations from John Timoney
PANEL SAYS TIMONEY STYMIES ITS WORK (Philadelphia Inquirer)
Commissioner Timoney or Judge Timoney? (Philly Indy Media)
Timoney's *REAL* Motivation (Philly Indy Media)

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