Keon Leiba
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Subject:
Keon Leiba
Date:
11-18-2019
Sex:
Male
Race:
Black
County:
Broward
Charges:
Sell Alprazolam (Xanax)
Possession Of Alprazolam (Xanax)
Distribute/Deliver Cannabis
Possess Cannabis Ovr 20 Grms/Synth Cann Ovr 3 Grms
Drug Paraphernalia-Possess And Or Use
Poss Of Open Cont In M/V Drive
Viol Of Prob - Fel
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Keon Leiba appears on this page only because a member of the law enforcement community had probably cause to believe Keon Leiba
committed a crime (or that the name Keon Leiba appeared in an arrest warrant sent by a sheriff's office somewhere in the United States of America).

