A longtime sheriff's deputy from Illinois and his traveling companion have been arrested on drug possession charges in Texas...Cook County...Cook County...isn't that where only the "Only Ones" are considered trustworthy and moral enough to carry guns...?
Texas authorities say they found 138 pounds of marijuana and 4,000 grams of cocaine in the couple's vehicle during a traffic stop. The drugs have a street value of about $368,000 and were found inside luggage.
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The poor widdle babees are so underpaid. They have to do SOMETHING. See, these Only Ones were conscientious enough to clean out the evidence room, but no one appreciates ANYTHING they do...
ReplyDeleteSpeaking of the War on Drugs, today's news relates a government survey that says one in five young adults admits using an illegal drug in the past month. 20%. 14.4 million acknowledged using marijuana in the past 30 days.
As for cocaine and meth, reduced supplies led to HIGHER PRICES and reduced purity.
The dealers are still dealing, the informants are still squealing, and innocent people are having their homes invaded by badged thugs. People are losing their gun rights for simple possession of pot, too.
What about alcoholics?
Don't give them any ideas. How often is YOUR license plate scanned in the package store parking lot. Oh, yes. It all fits together, eventually.
No David, that would be 'possess' for the majority of it.
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