[therevverend]

Can't tell from the report if the individuals involved were dealing the LSD or just holding it. It is possible they had some in their homes when they were searched during the arrest. In which case the press is sure to mention it frequently because it's scary stuff. No mention of whether or not they had prescriptions for the other drugs. No one gets arrested for tramadol...
Even if there aren't convictions for the cannabis the cops get to keep the cash and seized goods. In 2012 the Justice Department changed the rules so cops couldn't keep seized cash and evidence without charges or conviction.
Jeff Sessions changed it back so they can take your cash and possessions without even filing charges. Civil assets forfeiture is bullshit that's the reason for these type of raids. Gaylord police can buy themselves some shiny new military grade equipment.

[Chemdawggy Dawg]

Originally Posted by ~SpacedCWBY~

The journalists in Northern Michigan are notorious for poorly written news reports.

The funniest part of this is that the cops were all excited about 20lbs and a few plants. In Gaylord, right now, there are two warehouses that I know of that are producing 10lbs a week with 144 plants in rotatation. hahaha... This guy is small potatoes compared to who is really working up there.

That's a lot of unnecessary info. Do you know what a dry snitch is? It's people like you that make this shit dangerous. I think you took too much of that blotter homie.

[Badfishy1]

Originally Posted by therevverend

Can't tell from the report if the individuals involved were dealing the LSD or just holding it. It is possible they had some in their homes when they were searched during the arrest. In which case the press is sure to mention it frequently because it's scary stuff. No mention of whether or not they had prescriptions for the other drugs. No one gets arrested for tramadol...
Even if there aren't convictions for the cannabis the cops get to keep the cash and seized goods. In 2012 the Justice Department changed the rules so cops couldn't keep seized cash and evidence without charges or conviction.
Jeff Sessions changed it back so they can take your cash and possessions without even filing charges. Civil assets forfeiture is bullshit that's the reason for these type of raids. Gaylord police can buy themselves some shiny new military grade equipment.

This.... it isn't stated as to where everything was found. Have to get everything 'bad' out into the article to get the click shekels. Archive.org these hack articles and hit them the only place they care about.... the pocket. Force better journalism

[Badfishy1]

Originally Posted by Chemdawggy Dawg

That's a lot of unnecessary info. Do you know what a dry snitch is? It's people like you that make this shit dangerous. I think you took too much of that blotter homie.

Loose lips sink ships...

[Chemdawggy Dawg]

Originally Posted by Badfishy1

Loose lips sink ships...

Yeah no doubt.

[Green Squall]

Originally Posted by ~SpacedCWBY~

Boomers (and lsd) quit working for me when I started taking zoloft a few years ago.

But yeah, those dopes had it coming if that's how they were playing it. Especially knowing how hard up SANE is about dispensaries around there.

SSRI's are evil. You can quote me on that.

[~SpacedCWBY~]

Originally Posted by Green Squall

SSRI's are evil. You can quote me on that.

Ok. And agreed. However, my sanity has proven to be a product of the benefits I gain through a careful balance of Zoloft, thc, cbd, and nicotine (vape, no more cigs).

As for a dry snitch? Yep, know the term well. Never said they were good guys did I?