Bay Area bar owner convicted of cocaine smuggling

East Bay Bar Owner Featured on 'Bar Rescue' Convicted of Cocaine Smuggling

The owner of a Hayward sports bar that was featured on the show Bar Rescue a few years back has been in some major trouble with the feds, and he was just found guilty of smuggling cocaine via SFO.Last month we heard about the case of Lemack “Lee” Bellot, the owner of Fogline Bar & Grill in Hayward, and a group of co-conspirators who got ensnared in an FBI sting. It seems that Bellot was running cocaine through San Francisco International Airport…

Hayward Bar Owner Convicted Of SFO Drug Smuggling: DOJ

The owner of Fogline Sports Bar and Grill was convicted of paying off airport security to move drugs through the airport, authorities say.

Bay Area bar owner convicted of cocaine smuggling

HAYWARD (BCN) - A 42-year-old Hayward man has been found guilty of running a drug smuggling scheme, according to an announcement Monday by U.S. Department of Justice for the Northern District of California. Lemack Bellot attempted to facilitate the smuggling of cocaine through San Francisco International Airport between May and November of 2018, prosecutors said. The U.S. Drug Enforcement Agency received a tip that Bellot had been payi…

Hayward Bar Owner Convicted for Attempting to Smuggle Cocaine Through SF Airport

A 42-year-old Hayward man has been found guilty of running a drug smuggling scheme, according to an announcement Monday by U.S. Department of Justice for the Northern District of California.

Jury Finds Hayward Sports Bar Owner Guilty In Cocaine Smuggling Sting At Bay Area Airports

HAYWARD (CBS SF) — A jury found a Hayward sports bar owner and former reality TV show star guilty after he was caught in a sting operation, helping to smuggle cocaine through Bay Area airports.Prosecutors alleged that 42-year-old Lemack Bellot facilitated shipments of cocaine at San Francisco International Airport in May 2018 and November 2018.In both instances, Bellot was dealing with an “confidential source” working for the Drug Enforcement Ad…