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<h3 class="ra-caption"><span style="color:#330505;">Bradley Lewis Felder, 27, former Clemson outfielder indicted on federal drug conspiracy charges.</span><br />
<span style="color:#330505;">Fed recovered $1.76 million of drug money on family farm</span></h3>
<h3 class="ra-caption"><span style="color:#330505;">Felder and his friend Everette &#8220;Rhett&#8221; Carter Berry, 28, pled guilty to conspiracy to possess with intent to distribute &#8220;molly&#8221; and over 50 kilos of marijuana.</span></h3>
<h3 class="ra-caption"><span style="color:#330505;">The two face possible prison sentences of 20 years and/or a fine of $1 million.</span></h3>
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<section class="ra-meta">Former college baseball star Lewis Felder who is listed as an outfielder for Clemson for the 2012 season and a player at the Citadel during the 2008, 2010 and 2011 seasons, has been nabbed for drug dealing</section>
<article id="ra-body">The Federal Agents seized almost $2 million in cash and property from Bradley Lewis Felder, including a bag stuffed with $1.76 million in cash buried on his family&#8217;s farm in Bowman, S.C., as the former college athlete and a friend pleaded guilty this Wednesday to federal drug charges.</p>
<p><img class="alignnone wp-image-28266" src="https://konniemoments.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/06/felder12.png" alt="felder12.png" width="801" height="1096" />South Carolina&#8217;s newspaper The State reported that U.S. District Judge Terry L. Wooten accepted guilty pleas from Felder, 27, and Everette &#8220;Rhett&#8221; Carter Berry, 28, on charges that include conspiracy to possess and intent to distribute the drug commonly known as &#8220;molly&#8221; plus at least 50 kilos of marijuana.<br />
Drug Enforcement Administration agents began investigating the pair and others in 2013 for importing and distributing high-grade marijuana and molly. During the investigation, agents reportedly intercepted about nine packages of molly, each containing a kilogram, and about $150,000 in cash from Felder.</p>
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<h6 class="ra-caption"><strong><span class="irc_su" dir="ltr">Former Citadel, Clemson baseball player Felder kept his &#8216;rainy day&#8217; cash buried on the farm</span></strong></h6>
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<p>Law enforcement then arrested him Aug. 31 in the parking garage at the Gates of Williams Brice Apartments near the University of South Carolina&#8217;s football stadium and seized $1,481.90 in cash, several cell phones, a loaded .45 caliber pistol and two watches valued at $64,000 and $46,356.<br />
Pictures on the cell phones showed stacks of money in bundles and plastic containers, and in February, Felder led agents to the farm, where they unearthed a bag containing $1,768,031. The maximum penalty Felder and Berry face is 20 years in prison and/or a fine of $1 million.</p>
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Former College baseball star, Bradley Felder, indicted for burying millions in drug money on family farm
