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Former sheriff’s captain found guilty of helping Rafael smuggle cash

A jury found former Bristol County (Massachusetts) Sheriff's Office captain Jamie Melo guilty on charges that he helped Carlos Rafael smuggle cash 

By Jason Smith | July 17, 2018 17:57 BST
Boston, Massachusetts. Photo by Jason Huffman.
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A jury found former Bristol County (Massachusetts) Sheriff's Office captain Jamie Melo guilty on charges that he helped Carlos Rafael smuggle cash 

Last year, Melo pleaded not guilty in a Massachusetts, US, federal court to allegations that he helped Rafael, who is currently serving a four-year prison term, smuggle cash to Portugal [...]

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