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« Pamphlets on the Constitution | Main | A bit of hypocrisy... »

Great dumb crook story

Posted by David Hardy · 27 August 2007 12:30 PM

Story here.

Police are arresting a drug dealer in his apartment, when a fellow wanders in and asks a detective (who is wearing his badge) if he can score some meth for him. He manages to overlook, not only the badge, but that the room is full of police and the dealer is handcuffed on the couch.

While arresting him, another fellow arrives with seven baggies of meth.

(If the story is correct, it sounds like Eugene OR police are rather jaded about such, since it describes them as issuing a citation to the dealer and as stopping answering the door at this point).

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stopping answering the door?! whatever for?

now me, i would've rigged up a video camera at the door at that point. sort of a mixture of "funniest home videos" and "america's most wanted"...

Posted by: Nomen Nescio at August 28, 2007 06:37 AM

"...and this is your brain on drugs. Any questions?"

Posted by: BobG at August 28, 2007 09:28 AM

Here's a website you may find useful. http://www.addicted.com is a site for friends, families, and those who suffer from various addictions.

Posted by: Addiction at August 29, 2007 12:04 PM

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