he's accused of being part of drug trafficking, sports gambling and money laundering 47-year-old derek lavelle allegedly sold drugs for the crime ring. the indictment says lavelle and others distributed drugs through a company called o-dog enterprise and collected payment from customers across the country. the indictment also states members of the group used collectors to threaten individuals who owed them money. >>> the chance to find $2 million in gold and treasure has inspired tens of thousands of people to search remote corners of the rocky mountains. in an effort to lure people into the great outdoors, a mexican an particular tees dealer announced a hunt. fin is on an increasingly desperate mission to find him. brandy bellu disappeared along the rio grande weeks ago. fin says he and his treasure hunters will not give up. >>> an auto shop in denver created a symbolic car sculpture in preparation for elder auto shop at evans avenue and south holly streets backed a broncos mini van on top of a smaller, weaker, puny carolina panthers car. they used a tow truck to hoist the broncos van on top.

derek lavel could face life in prison after he was indicted in a drug trafficking ring. steve staeger is here now with more on this case. steve? >> reporter: a total of 22 people were indicted in this entire ring. an alleged criminal enterprise led by a former usc football player. they are accused of distributing drugs, running an illegal gambling ring and money. >> reporter: derek ended his career in the superbowl. but federal prosecutors now accuse him of taking on another career in his retirement. they allege that he became part of what they call odog enterprise. an illegal gambling and drug ring established by owen hanson. 22 people were charged this week in connection with the ring. prosecutors say they ran illegal online betting on both professional and collegiate sports. there were serious threats according to the indictment including one instance where they sent someone a dvd of a beheading with a note saying this could happen to you. specifically, lavel is charged with transferring money directly to hanson's bank account. he is charged with taking part in the ra

derek lavel could face life in prison after he was indicted in a drug trafficking ring. steve staeger is here now with more on this case. steve? people were indicted in this entire ring. an alleged criminal enterprise led by a former usc football player. they are accused of distributing drugs, running an illegal gambling ring and money. >> reporter: derek ended his career in the superbowl. but federal prosecutors now accuse him of taking on another career in his retirement. they allege that he became part of what they call odog enterprise. an illegal gambling and drug ring established by owen hanson. 22 people were charged this week in connection with the ring. prosecutors say they ran illegal online betting on both professional and collegiate sports. when people wouldn't pay up, there were serious threats according to the indictment they sent someone a dvd of a beheading with a note saying this could happen to you. specifically, lavel is charged with transferring money directly to hanson's bank account. he is charged with taking part in the racketeering conspiracy which

part of an international drug trafficking, sports gambling and money laundering ring. 47-year-old derek lavelle allegedly sold drugs in arizona for the crime ring. he and 21 others were charged yesterday. the indictment says lavelle and others distributed drugs through a company called odog enterprise and collected payment from customers throughout the united states. the indictment also states that members of the group used collectors to threaten individuals who owed money. the maximum penalty for the racketeering charge is life in prison. >>> an anonymous tip prompted an investigation at horizon high school in thornton this morning. the safe to tell hotline got a tip about a weapon at the school. adams 12 five star schools says horizon school security and local law enforcement determined the threat was not credible, but they added more security on campus just to be safe. parents got a note about the safe to tell is an anonymous threat-gathering system created after the shootings at columbine high school. state officials say it's prevented more than two dozen attacks since it was created. the s