Felon connected with the Irish mob accused of selling meth for prison gang

Repeated offender Curtis Johnson is back in jail for drug-related charges, accused of selling meth for the Irish mob, a prolific prison gang.

Oklahoma City police stopped Johnson on Reno Ave. and discovered a bag of meth in his pocket and $1,500 in his car.

Johnson admitted to selling meth for the Irish mob. Police say that during the traffic stop, a high-ranking member of the Irish mob, who is currently in federal prison, repeatedly called Johnson's phone.

Johnson has had prior convictions for burglary, identity theft, and grand larceny. Johnson was on probation at the time of the arrest.

Johnson faces drug trafficking charges in addition to illegal proceeds charges. Johnson is being held in the Oklahoma County jail on a $100,000 bond.