FBI & DEA ARREST STATE GOVERNOR IN OHIO — 412 KILOS RECYCLED AND $34 MILLION EXPOSED

FBI & DEA ARREST STATE GOVERNOR IN OHIO — 412 KILOS RECYCLED AND $34 MILLION EXPOSED

Federal agents from the FBI, DEA, HSI, and Coast Guard executed a multi-state operation that exposed a criminal network run from inside the Ohio Governor’s Office. For eight years, over 412 kilos of fentanyl marked as destroyed were secretly recycled through certified state facilities, while evidence logs, destruction reports, and encrypted servers hid the real structure of the scheme. The governor and eleven state officials coordinated routes, repackaging sites, and financial channels protected by institutional authority.

Investigators uncovered $34 million routed through offshore accounts, encrypted communications linking state personnel to cartel intermediaries, and evidence rooms repurposed into active drug-processing centers. The operation—code-named False Ash—hit nine locations across four states, revealing tunnels, bunkers, falsified medical records, and violent armed resistance in multiple facilities. A total of 58 arrests were made, including supervisors, sheriffs, medical directors, and the governor himself.

The investigation connected thousands of overdose deaths to fentanyl batches Ohio had certified as destroyed. With federal oversight now mandated nationwide, agencies warn the model was designed for interstate expansion. Like, comment EXPOSED, and subscribe to support continued coverage of federal operations uncovering corruption hidden inside American institutions.


Chapters:

0:00 — The Governor’s Fall from Power
2:41 — The Hard Drive That Shattered Ohio
5:20 — 412 Kilos That Never Burned
8:03 — State Officials Feeding a Criminal Machine
11:12 — False Ash: Multi-State Raids Ignite
14:55 — The Human Cost: Families Betrayed
18:10 — 4,700 Deaths and a System Built on Lies
21:40 — Federal Reforms and the Nationwide Threat