Judge’s cruel words to University of Miami medical professor arrested for smuggling rape drug ‘coma in a bottle’

University of Miami professor of medicine Dr. Dairon Garcia (44) was arrested on charges of smuggling date rape drugs

A judge has condemned a University of Miami medical professor arrested on charges of smuggling date rape drugs.

Miami-Dade Judge Mindy Glazer ordered Dr., 44, held on $15,000 bail on drug-related charges after his arrest at work. “He must be so embarrassed to be here,” Dairon said as he lectured Garcia. flat on Friday.

‘He is a medical doctor, he studied for so many years, he devoted his life to helping people and that’s why he was arrested; This is a matter between you, your attorney, and the criminal justice system. Good luck to you, sir,’ Judge Glazer said.

Authorities claim they can link Garcia to a package seized at Miami International Airport containing approximately 15 pounds of gamma-hydroxybutyric acid, or GHB (date-rape drug, also known as “liquid ecstasy” or “coma-in-a-bottle”). .’

Miami-Dade Judge Mindy Glazer, MD. “He must be so embarrassed to be here,” Dairon said while lecturing Garcia.

The drug is completely colorless, meaning people are often completely unaware that they are taking it until they are put to sleep, hence its offensive nickname.

A graduate of Duke University, Garcia has worked as an assistant professor of clinical radiology at the University of Miami Miller School of Medicine since 2022.

Police arrested him at his downtown Miami apartment on Friday after several packages addressed to him were discovered.

Investigators had followed a person Package sent from Paris, France, to a duplex owned by Garcia.

Customs officers intercepted the package at the airport on August 29 and notified Miami police, who were waiting at the address where it was to be delivered on September 12.

The address was raided while a woman was receiving the package.

He told police that Garcia was the homeowner and told him to wait for the package and to be at the house to ‘pick up’ the package.

Garcia had nothing to say when confronted by local news crews last week

Doctor Dairon Garcia’s page on the University of Miami’s homepage has been removed

Garcia had been an assistant professor of clinical radiology at the University of Miami Miller School of Medicine since 2022.

Authorities said the woman had text messages to prove it.

A resident of the neighborhood said that they ‘opened the package and saw that there were plastic bags containing liquid in the package’.

Miami police were tipped off by the U.S. Department of Homeland Security and located the address when the package was delivered on Sept. 12 and picked up from a doorstep by a woman.

While officers were at the scene, they discovered that two more packages had arrived for Garcia from France on September 7 and 25, but that the package arrived at two different apartments within the building.