Also, fingerprints can't be lifted off of plastic baggies.
Signed, 2 years in the narc unit
I didn't learn that in my Law & Order criminal law education.
But you would not advise manhandling illegal drugs (with or without sticks), correct? Because, you know, there's Joe over there all jangly and looking to score all "look at those assholes stealing my meth with their chopsticks."
I would never ever know it was meth. If I suspected it was drugs of some sort, I would call the authorities. They would know what to do.
I wouldn't even know how to properly dispose of it even if I knew it was meth. Can it just be flushed? I'd certainly not want it around me and I would not want my finger prints on it or have it touch my skin or something.
"Why would you ruin perfectly good peanuts by adding candy corn? That's like saying hey, I have these awesome nachos, guess I better add some dryer lint." - Nonny
Also, fingerprints can't be lifted off of plastic baggies.
Signed, 2 years in the narc unit
I didn't learn that in my Law & Order criminal law education.
But you would not advise manhandling illegal drugs (with or without sticks), correct? Because, you know, there's Joe over there all jangly and looking to score all "look at those assholes stealing my meth with their chopsticks."
WHY IS IT THAT NO ONE ON PANDCE EVER CALLS THE COPS? I admit I've never called the cops either, but I never had a reason to. This whole 'the cops wouldn't show up anyways' baffles me.
Also, fingerprints can't be lifted off of plastic baggies.
Signed, 2 years in the narc unit
I didn't learn that in my Law & Order criminal law education.
But you would not advise manhandling illegal drugs (with or without sticks), correct? Because, you know, there's Joe over there all jangly and looking to score all "look at those assholes stealing my meth with their chopsticks."
"Why would you ruin perfectly good peanuts by adding candy corn? That's like saying hey, I have these awesome nachos, guess I better add some dryer lint." - Nonny
WHY IS IT THAT NO ONE ON PANDCE EVER CALLS THE COPS? I admit I've never called the cops either, but I never had a reason to. This whole 'the cops wouldn't show up anyways' baffles me.
I know! I read that here all the time and I'm like what is going on? I can't imagine the police not showing up to half the stuff I read here that people say this about.
I can't believe none of y'all have ever heard of stick meth!
I would have called the police. I've called multiple times for loose cows. I lived in the country growing up and a police officer got killed because he hit a cow going 45 mph. I wouldn't hesitate to call the police if I noticed something that could cause harm to someone.
Post by cinnamoncox on Jul 7, 2014 12:09:33 GMT -5
I saw a documentary on meth. I am surprised the bag ended up on the street/sidewalk, honestly. These people were wasting no time between when they acquired the meth and when they smoked. Like right in the car or they'd clutch that shit like it was legit gold until they got to their house or wherever they were going.
But this was likely highlighting the worst addicts so I guess some aren't hardcore enough to keep track of it?
I saw a documentary on meth. I am surprised the bag ended up on the street/sidewalk, honestly. These people were wasting no time between when they acquired the meth and when they smoked. Like right in the car or they'd clutch that shit like it was legit gold until they got to their house or wherever they were going.
But this was likely highlighting the worst addicts so I guess some aren't hardcore enough to keep track of it?
I would be very much surprised if there are casual meth addicts. I know nothing about drugs, but it doesn't seem like the kind of thing people just do on the weekends in between rounds of golf and grilling.
OP, I would have called the police if I'd been able to recognize it (meaning it looked exactly like the stuff in Breaking Bad). Let's be honest. It could have looked exactly like Blue Sky and I probably would have nudged my husband and said "Better call Saul." Then we would have laughed and walked away thinking it was rock candy.
WHY IS IT THAT NO ONE ON PANDCE EVER CALLS THE COPS? I admit I've never called the cops either, but I never had a reason to. This whole 'the cops wouldn't show up anyways' baffles me.
I once called the cops because I thought someone was breaking into a car outside my apartment building. When the cop car showed (like 5 mins later), the headlights lit on the culprit - turns out it was just someone rummaging around w a flashlight in one of those temporary dumpsters. It was dark. I am now less dial-happy.
I once called the cops because I thought someone was breaking into a car outside my apartment building. When the cop car showed (like 5 mins later), the headlights lit on the culprit - turns out it was just someone rummaging around w a flashlight in one of those temporary dumpsters. It was dark. I am now less dial-happy.
At least you called for something you thought was legit. Maybe 4 or 5 times a night I get called to some stupid dispute that absolutely did not need police attention. This is what I dealt with a few weeks ago:
Me: Who called the cops? Person A: I did! My sister drank all of the vodka and there's only rum left and I don't like rum! Person B: So what? I bought the vodka! Who cares! Go buy your own vodka! Me: ^o)
I would also call the cops if I could even recognize what it was.
A few months ago MIL's luggage missed her flight. One day later the delivery guy shows up with her main large suitcase with some strange small suitcase attached to it. She told the Purolator guy that the smaller bag wasn't hers. He opened it up and it was full of cocaine. They called the cops and carted it off.
I would have called the police. I've called multiple times for loose cows.
Totally the same.
I know, totally irrelevant. I just said that in response to, "why does no one call the police." I would just hate to see someone get hurt and know I could have prevented it.
I saw a documentary on meth. I am surprised the bag ended up on the street/sidewalk, honestly. These people were wasting no time between when they acquired the meth and when they smoked. Like right in the car or they'd clutch that shit like it was legit gold until they got to their house or wherever they were going.
But this was likely highlighting the worst addicts so I guess some aren't hardcore enough to keep track of it?
I would be very much surprised if there are casual meth addicts. I know nothing about drugs, but it doesn't seem like the kind of thing people just do on the weekends in between rounds of golf and grilling.
OP, I would have called the police if I'd been able to recognize it (meaning it looked exactly like the stuff in Breaking Bad). Let's be honest. It could have looked exactly like Blue Sky and I probably would have nudged my husband and said "Better call Saul." Then we would have laughed and walked away thinking it was rock candy.
That's what I mean, the picture of a meth addict is one who doesn't just lose their meth.
Op didn't call the police because they wouldn't have come anyway, so.
I would also call the cops if I could even recognize what it was.
A few months ago MIL's luggage missed her flight. One day later the delivery guy shows up with her main large suitcase with some strange small suitcase attached to it. She told the Purolator guy that the smaller bag wasn't hers. He opened it up and it was full of cocaine. They called the cops and carted it off.