Sean P. Bucci was at one time a disc jockey in the Boston area...

[Paul Hopfgarten]

Maybe they mean like a wedding DJ?

Paul Hopfgarten
Derry NH

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Subject: Sean P. Bucci was at one time a disc jockey in the Boston area...

Saw this online in the news....and one line caught my attention:

"Sean P. Bucci was at one time a disc jockey in the Boston area"

Anyone know who this is...?

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Founder of anti-police Web site sentenced to 12 years for marijuana-dealing
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A North Reading man described as a "large-scale" marijuana dealer yesterday 
received a 12-year federal prison sentence and was ordered to forfeit his 
home, boat, sports utility vehicle and $35,000 in his bank account.

Sean P. Bucci, 34, of 23 Marshall St. in North Reading, was sentenced in 
federal court in Boston after he was found guilty earlier this year of drug 
charges, money laundering and tax evasion. A jury had returned the verdict 
following a nine-day trial.

Bucci was at one time a disc jockey in the Boston area, and is also known as

the founder of "whosarat.com," a Web site claiming to identify more than 
4,000 informants and undercover agents.

Bucci started the site in 2004, after his arrest on the marijuana-dealing 
charges. It began with a few dozen profiles, but he has since grown it into 
a large database of mug shots and court papers.

The site was still up and running - and offering a $7.99, seven-day trial 
membership - yesterday, just hours after Bucci was given his prison 
sentence.

According to the U.S. Attorney's Office, Bucci sold thousands of pounds of 
marijuana out of his home from the late 1990s to 2003. At the same time, he 
laundered hundreds of thousands of dollars through various bank accounts 
owned by him and his mother.

Bucci used the money he earned from the marijuana business to buy real 
estate, vehicles, his boat and gambling trips to Aruba.

The jury had found him guilty of 16 counts of conspiracy to possess more 
than 2,200 pounds of marijuana with the intent to distribute; possession of 
more than 220 pounds of marijuana with the intent to distribute; conspiracy 
to commit money laundering; money laundering; and tax evasion.

The jury also returned a judgment of forfeiture against Bucci, including a 
general judgment against him of $2.7 million, and ordered him to forfeit his

North Reading house, boat, the money in his bank account and a 2002 
Chevrolet Avalanche SUV.

His prison sentence is to be followed by five years of probation.