Five charged in fentanyl trafficking ring across North Dakota and Minnesota
Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 22 Oct, 18:15 · Archive
A federal grand jury has indicted five people on charges connected to a fentanyl trafficking conspiracy operating between North Dakota and Minnesota. The indictment was filed in U.S. District Court for the District of North Dakota.
The five charged are Skye Jordan Dakota Miller, Qydair Deon Rosenbloom-Maxwell (known as 'Q', 'CEOQuay' and 'Quay'), Dooly Khamis Teto Mayour (known as 'DMoney'), Wesley Charles Bennington, and Christopher Danielle Sullivan. All five are charged with conspiracy to possess with intent to distribute and distribute fentanyl. The alleged conspiracy ran from around January 2025 through this month and involved 400 grams or more of fentanyl distributed in North Dakota, Minnesota and elsewhere.
According to the indictment, members of the conspiracy used cellphones, cash and wire transfers to conduct drug transactions, rented hotel rooms and maintained at least one property for distributing drugs and collecting proceeds, and travelled between the two states to transport drugs and drug money. Three of the indicted men—Miller, Mayour and Sullivan—are currently held in Cass County Jail. The indictment also references two unindicted coconspirators who allegedly distributed fentanyl in Fargo in May 2025.
Prosecutors are seeking forfeiture of two firearms, ammunition and $8,928 in cash seized during the investigation.
How it is being reported
- Federal indictment charges fentanyl trafficking ring operating in Fargo, Moorhead areaCharges include firearms possession, drug distribution across state linesValleynewslive · 22 Oct, 17:18
- Federal indictment charges fentanyl trafficking ring operating in Fargo-Moorhead areaCharges include firearms possession, drug distribution across state linesKfyrtv · 22 Oct, 17:18
In this story: Skye Jordan Dakota Miller · Qydair Deon Rosenbloom-Maxwell · Dooly Khamis Teto Mayour · Wesley Charles Bennington · Christopher Danielle Sullivan · North Dakota · Minnesota · Fargo
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