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    LA County sheriff's deputy charged with selling drugs and offering to protect dealers

    by Joel Rubin and Maya Lau, Los Angeles Times Jan 17, 2018 4 minutes

    LOS ANGELES - A Los Angeles County sheriff's deputy has been charged with operating a large-scale drug trafficking operation in which he boasted that he hired other law enforcement officers to provide security to dealers and could assault people for his clients, according to court records.

    Deputy Kenneth Collins and three other men were arrested by FBI agents Tuesday morning in a sting operation when they arrived to what they thought was a drug deal, according to records unsealed after the arrest.

    Court documents outlining the case show that Collins, 50, has been under investigation for months. He was recorded by agents discussing "his extensive drug trafficking network, past criminal conduct and willingness to accept bribes to use his

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