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He was implicated in a case of missing money from a courthouse evidence fault. There were

allegations of misconduct and illegal handling of a witness in a major drug trafficking

trial, which led to the jarge ordering a federal investigation. One way to stop that federal

investigation would be to come up with a quick plea deal to end the case. One problem,

there was no way to do the plea deal without violating federal law. And unfortunately,

the US Assistant Attorney Jonathan Luna, this wasn't even the worst of it, not even close.

How do the housing projects in the South Bronx, New York City, describe to some of the poorest

neighbourhoods in the country, came Jonathan Luna. Despite the non-stop violence shootings,

gangs and drugs that he grew up around, Jonathan somehow managed to avoid at all and become

a bright, well-read student. Reading and learning to better himself was Jonathan's

drug of choice. He dedicated himself to school, saying that to be successful, you had to

be educated. In high school, he also developed the love of running and keeping fit. If

he wasn't studying, he was running. To his own hard work and determination, Jonathan

Luna overcame the poverty-stricken, drug-ridden, violent housing projects he was brought

up in and went off to college. He was later accepted into the University of North Carolina

School of Law. In 1992, he graduated from law school and won a clerkship with a US district

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