āheroinā. sad waste of a plant.
and failure to change lanes for an emergency vehicleI wonder if that is what got them pulled over in the first place?
FYIā¦ as I grew up there, itās spelled āMassachusettsā.
Note to self: When carrying a shit load of drugs to sell, obey the traffic laws.
Strange. They really didnāt find any packets marked āCIAā or āDEAā?
I am confused.
Those cars donāt get pulled over.
Actually, itās stamped āOBAMA CAREā - thereās clearly a space between the words in the image.
the copper did it wrong, the usual thing is wait until the drugs are dropped off then stop them with the cash, so you can confiscate it.
-opens Christmas stocking to find several pounds of heroin-
Thanks, Obama! 
Just to be clear, this is not an actual feature of the Affordable Care Act.
that makes it seem like a cry for help, like a request for Obama to care about hard drug problems in this country enough to fix our drug laws.
the Kurt Cobain stamp is just bad taste
The explanation of the traffic stop (āa vehicle passed by him. Trooper Petty observed several violationsā) and the reason for suspecting drugs (āevidence of illegal narcotics led to a request for a State Police K9ā) are quite vague. While it might be legitimate, this story has āNSAā written all over it. The NSA has been passing tips to various police departments, like ābe at this place at this time, spot vehicle XYZ, and find any reason to pull them overā. Thereās one story of a sheriff who refused to follow such a lead because he understood that it has been obtained through warrantless surveillance.
Transporting that much gear about bagged up seems like a profoundly stupid idea.
Iād be interested to read that story, deathisastar. The NSA tipping off local law enforcement agencies about relatively small time drug dealers seems like a lot of work for not much reward.
Not saying it isnāt true that the NSA does that kind of stuff (I have no idea), but it doesnāt take a brain surgeon to spot a drug dealer, especially if you live or work in that world. Iām picturing four young men traveling in an expensive vehicle in a bad neighborhood. Those individual bags usually sell for $10 each. The bundles sell for about $100 and typically contain 11 or 12 bags. So 1250 isnāt actually that big a deal for a law enforcement agency.
Also, as a former heroin addict, Iād be curious to know if this stamp was any good.
Point taken. As I wrote, I can only surmise and canāt be sure, but here are
some articles of interest:
http://www.reuters.com/article/2013/08/05/us-dea-sod-idUSBRE97409R20130805
not even for āplatinumā participants?
Planes.
And probably trains. Larger auto-mobiles.
They aināt fucking around with no cars.
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