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   The man whose cooperation prosecutors said was key to last   
   week's arrest of political activist and donor Ed Buck says he's   
   homeless.   
      
   "Before I met Ed, before all of this happened, I'd never been   
   out on the streets like this," the man told NBCLA in a telephone   
   interview Monday night. "I always had pride that I had a job and   
   a place to stay."   
      
   The man, identified by the pseudonym "Joe Doe" in a criminal   
   complaint, provided the information that gave the LA County   
   District Attorney's Office and Sheriff's Department the evidence   
   needed for an initial arrest on state felony charges, according   
   to DA Jackie Lacey.   
      
   Doe said he only learned after Buck's arrest that his   
   information had been so important.   
      
   "I didn't know how much until I started reading some of the news   
   stories, then it hit on the Federal level," he said. "I had no   
   indications any of that was going on, I just knew they had a   
   behind-the-scenes case building."   
      
   Buck was turned-over to Federal agents last Thursday. A criminal   
   complaint filed in US District Court charged Buck with one count   
   of distribution of methamphetamine resulting in death, for the   
   fatal overdose of Gemmel Moore in July, 2017. If convicted Buck   
   could face a sentence of between 20 years and life in prison.   
      
   Joe Doe said he’d hoped the County could help with temporary   
   housing. He said a County official offered last week to arrange   
   shelter space in Anaheim, but Doe said that would make a daily   
   bus commute to a new job in West LA impossible. The official   
   said shelters closer to LA were full.   
      
   According to court filings Buck, 65, administered two   
   methamphetamine overdoses by syringe to Doe, who had to get   
   emergency medical help on September 4 and 11. Lacey said at a   
   news conference last week Doe was the only first-person witness   
   to Buck's conduct that met the legal standard for filing a   
   criminal case.   
      
   Since then Doe has been staying in a rented room near Downtown,   
   paid for by activist, journalist, and LGBTQ advocate Jasmyne   
   Cannick, Doe said. Cannick turned to her social media following   
   for assistance in raising money for temporary housing, for which   
   Doe said he was extraordinarily grateful to receive.   
      
   "I just want to get back to having peace," he said. "I need to   
   find a home, I need that safe feeling again."   
      
   A fundraising effort has been established to help "Joe Doe" find   
   housing.   
      
   Lacey's office said it reached out to "Joe Doe" with offers of   
   housing assistance last week and reconnected with him Tuesday.   
      
   The Federal complaint also links Buck to a second overdose death   
   inside his Laurel Ave. apartment in January. Timothy Dean, 55,   
   is listed as, "victim 1," in the court filing, which also   
   identifies 9 other men who Buck allegedly invited into his home   
   to use drugs.   
      
   Buck was being held with no possibility of bail until a   
   detention hearing. He was assigned a public defender for the   
   federal case and is no longer being represented by his longtime   
   attorney Seymour Amster, according to a court record.   
      
   Editor's Note: This story has been updated adding a statement   
   from Jackie Lacey's Office.   
      
   https://www.nbclosangeles.com/news/local/Ed-Buck-Witness-Left-   
   Homeless-561200331.html   
      
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