Crime doesn't pay. Just ask Luis Castillo and Octavio Dotel. Amazing story about these two. They are in trouble with the law... and it's big time.
2 tweets are coming out about this:
Formers MLB players Octavio Dotel and Luis Castillo linked to a drug trafficking and money laundering’s case in Dominican Republic, attorney @JeanARodriguezS says. #ListÃnDiario— ListÃn Diario (@ListinDiario) August 20, 2019
Former MLB pitcher Octavio Dotel was arrested in the Dominican Republic as part of what the Office of the Attorney General called the “largest operation against organized crime” in the country. There are no details yet as to why Dotel himself was arrested. https://t.co/DWlu0xlI2f— Marly Rivera (@MarlyRiveraESPN) August 20, 2019
And just to be clear, this is the Luis Castillo that played back in the day, a journeyman for many teams. The Big Lead writes:
"Castillo batted .290 over 14 years for the Marlins, Twins, Blue Jays, and Mets. Castillo has been retired since 2010..."
Too bad. Terrible.
Castillo earned over $50 million in his career, Dotel over $40 million. I guess it wasn't enough.
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