Undercover Cop Tricks Autistic Student into Selling Him Weed

TheMan13

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... you mean MJ doesn't cause white women to run away with musicians of color?
Sadly we cannot know until, in good time, that scientific HHS study reveals to the US AG the facts of the matter :-? I look forward to hearing what that current scientific FDA study reveals to DEA before hand ;-)
 
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TheMan13

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There is and should be a visceral response when we witness our "Justice System" prey upon our children and the future of this nation with this lawfare. They chose these minors here within school not only because they were easy prey, but because the lawfare of sentencing guidelines ensured anything (.6 grams of marijuana) on school grounds would be considered a serious felony in the end. That is the story line that makes the accusation that these 22 children made up a "dangerous drug ring" plausible, with the convictions qualifying the county for the next round of federal funding.

Furthermore, everyone of these children are likely "indigent" without any chance of funding a legal defense, yet the court will look to the families to make that determination and chose not to appoint them council under our criminal law. Once that court finds that family somehow can pay, yet they cannot or decide not to ...

We call that Cash for Kids

 
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HelpHub

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When I was in about Grade 10 cops set up a sting operation similar to this in the local High Schools. They used Criminal Justice students from the community college to pose as students to buy drugs at high school.

I had friends all over town that got busted. I knew the girl assigned to our school. She had A LOT of fun with this role from what I observed at parties on the weekend and parks during lunchtime. Entrapment and coercion were the standard method used to procure drugs.

Quite a few of these teenagers did some serious time due to selling microdots and mushrooms. Many lives and futures were ruined. For what? It was just as easy to get drugs at school after this as before...
 

TheMan13

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When I was in about Grade 10 cops set up a sting operation similar to this in the local High Schools. They used Criminal Justice students from the community college to pose as students to buy drugs at high school.

I had friends all over town that got busted. I knew the girl assigned to our school. She had A LOT of fun with this role from what I observed at parties on the weekend and parks during lunchtime. Entrapment and coercion were the standard method used to procure drugs.

Quite a few of these teenagers did some serious time due to selling microdots and mushrooms. Many lives and futures were ruined. For what? It was just as easy to get drugs at school after this as before...
Was that high school off I-96 and the sting back in the 80's?

 

TheMan13

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Imagine if the media had maintained a running total of casualties as they have with every other war in history :confused: This war was designed and declared in the middle of Vietnam, yet has been held to completely different standards by the media and politicians alike for nearly a half century now ...

 
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