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News Mega Merged Drug Bust Thread v. "Drug Wars" a Bust
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^Right? I've done some gardening myself, and you post got me to try to imagine how many poppies I could plant in my little backyard. Probably like 500lbs or something 
And when the funding agencies receive is directly proportional to the busts they make and numbers of people they arrest, no wonder shit like this crap is the norm.
But we already knew law enforcement agencies don't give a shit about drug users. If anything they're treated as a commodity by such institutions.
And when the funding agencies receive is directly proportional to the busts they make and numbers of people they arrest, no wonder shit like this crap is the norm.
But we already knew law enforcement agencies don't give a shit about drug users. If anything they're treated as a commodity by such institutions.
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Hah hilarious. Watch it be super weak latex too or something.
Now there will be news headlines like Carolina man caught growing a billion dollars worth of heroin flowers!
Then Carolina man caught with heroin poppies worth 2 billion. Was also growing fentanyl.
Now there will be news headlines like Carolina man caught growing a billion dollars worth of heroin flowers!
Then Carolina man caught with heroin poppies worth 2 billion. Was also growing fentanyl.
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Heroin flowers: the real devil's weed
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The bidding starts at $20k
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Lol are those somniferum? Obv a papaver, I see they are lanced too...
I love poppies. Could maybe make a few mgs of heroin with that bumper crop there.
I love poppies. Could maybe make a few mgs of heroin with that bumper crop there.
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With the way the current epidemic is spreading I think youll see alot more of this. Poppies will probably become the new underground crop similar to weed in the past. I heard Mexcico even is possibly planning on implementing a law whereby citizens are allowed to farm their own marijuana and poppies for personal use. When will the world come to its sensess? They are flowers that grow in the ground for fucks sake. We are not talking meth or fentanyl here. But with fentanyl ruining street opiates, the demand for organic natural morphine will drive dedicated persons to grow thier own
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Inside the dismantling of North Wagga alleged clandestine drug lab
AN ALLEGED Wagga drug lab capable of facilitating an interstate criminal enterprise also contained an ice-loaded water pistol, a shotgun and a suspected sex dungeon, investigators claim.
The discoveries came as the NSW Drug Squad dismantled the Oura Road clandestine set-up on Thursday afternoon.
Police have so far seized six guns – including a high-calibre shotgun – about an ounce of methamphetamine, cannabis and a haul of ammunition.
Forensic examiners were forced to sidestep around sex toys, which were scattered through the property’s gardens.
As paraphernalia was removed from the garage, the sheer size of the operation became apparent.
Detective Inspector Darren Cloake said it was the most sophisticated laboratory he has seen in Wagga.
“This is the first chemical-based laboratory I’ve seen here,” he said.
“Our chemical operations unit conducted a preliminary investigation of the lab and there is a strong inference that lab has been used for the manufacture of amphetamine-based drugs.
“There was also a number of personal items scattered around the property and a suspect area inside the garage.”
The 44-year-old Oura Road occupant was charged on Thursday with firearm-related offences and for possessing a prohibited drug, with further charges expected once a forensic analysis is complete.
He was granted conditional bail in the meantime.
Inspector Cloake said a five-year-old child found in the property is still living at the home.
“The child is still in the care of the family,” he said.
“Police have made a mandatory notification to Family and Community Services (FACS) to care for the wellbeing of that child in the future.”
The bust came during a trifecta of police search warrants, initiated at a property in Condon Avenue, Mount Austin on Tuesday.
Detectives believe all three men were connected.
Condon Avenue’s Michael Wood, 30, appeared before Wagga Local Court on Wednesday, charged with supplying 14.82 grams of methamphetamine, holding a .177 calibre rifle and supplying 345 grams of cannabis.
He was refused bail by police and issued with a show cause notice to reappear at court in August.
with 48 pics - http://www.bordermail.com.au/story/...n-childs-toy-and-a-suspected-dungeon/?cs=4067
AN ALLEGED Wagga drug lab capable of facilitating an interstate criminal enterprise also contained an ice-loaded water pistol, a shotgun and a suspected sex dungeon, investigators claim.
The discoveries came as the NSW Drug Squad dismantled the Oura Road clandestine set-up on Thursday afternoon.
Police have so far seized six guns – including a high-calibre shotgun – about an ounce of methamphetamine, cannabis and a haul of ammunition.
Forensic examiners were forced to sidestep around sex toys, which were scattered through the property’s gardens.
As paraphernalia was removed from the garage, the sheer size of the operation became apparent.
Detective Inspector Darren Cloake said it was the most sophisticated laboratory he has seen in Wagga.
“This is the first chemical-based laboratory I’ve seen here,” he said.
“Our chemical operations unit conducted a preliminary investigation of the lab and there is a strong inference that lab has been used for the manufacture of amphetamine-based drugs.
“There was also a number of personal items scattered around the property and a suspect area inside the garage.”
The 44-year-old Oura Road occupant was charged on Thursday with firearm-related offences and for possessing a prohibited drug, with further charges expected once a forensic analysis is complete.
He was granted conditional bail in the meantime.
Inspector Cloake said a five-year-old child found in the property is still living at the home.
“The child is still in the care of the family,” he said.
“Police have made a mandatory notification to Family and Community Services (FACS) to care for the wellbeing of that child in the future.”
The bust came during a trifecta of police search warrants, initiated at a property in Condon Avenue, Mount Austin on Tuesday.
Detectives believe all three men were connected.
Condon Avenue’s Michael Wood, 30, appeared before Wagga Local Court on Wednesday, charged with supplying 14.82 grams of methamphetamine, holding a .177 calibre rifle and supplying 345 grams of cannabis.
He was refused bail by police and issued with a show cause notice to reappear at court in August.
with 48 pics - http://www.bordermail.com.au/story/...n-childs-toy-and-a-suspected-dungeon/?cs=4067
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Australian Federal Police
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With our partners at Victoria Police and Australian Border Force, we’ve arrested seven men for allegedly importing 92 kilograms of cocaine into Victoria – seriously disrupting an international crime syndicate.
On Monday three suspicious black duffle bags were found concealed in a sea cargo container from Panama. Hidden inside each of the bags were 26 blocks of a substance which returned a positive result for cocaine.
The drugs have an estimated street value of $30 million. Almost $580,000 in cash was also seized by police yesterday as part of the operation.
If found guilty these men may face a life behind bars.
1 hr ·
With our partners at Victoria Police and Australian Border Force, we’ve arrested seven men for allegedly importing 92 kilograms of cocaine into Victoria – seriously disrupting an international crime syndicate.
On Monday three suspicious black duffle bags were found concealed in a sea cargo container from Panama. Hidden inside each of the bags were 26 blocks of a substance which returned a positive result for cocaine.
The drugs have an estimated street value of $30 million. Almost $580,000 in cash was also seized by police yesterday as part of the operation.
If found guilty these men may face a life behind bars.
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Laotian Man Arrested for Trafficking Nearly 5 kg of Crystal Meth
Laotian Man Arrested for Trafficking Nearly 5 kg of Crystal Meth
https://www.cambodiadaily.com/news/...afficking-nearly-5-kg-of-crystal-meth-132812/
BY PHAN SOUMY | JULY 24, 2017
A three-month investigation by anti-drug officers led to the arrest of a Laotian man in Stung Treng province on Saturday for trafficking nearly 5 kg of crystal methamphetamine into Cambodia, an Interior Ministry official said.
Chakli Cheutali, 21, was detained as he walked along a road carrying a suitcase in Khamphan village in Stung Treng City’s Samakki commune, according to In Song, administration bureau chief at the ministry’s anti-drug department.
Chakli Cheutali sits behind a pile of crystal methamphetamine at Stung Treng provincial police headquarters following his arrest on Saturday, in a photograph supplied by the Interior Ministry’s anti-drug department.
A search of the suitcase found five wrapped packages that contained 4,978 grams of crystal methamphetamine, with a street value of about $100,000, Mr. Song said. He added that the drugs were likely to have come from the Golden Triangle area—where Laos, Thailand and Burma meet—one of Asia’s main opium-producing areas.
The drugs were destined for Phnom Penh and Cambodian provinces bordering Thailand, including Battambang, Pailin and Banteay Meanchey, for distribution across the border, Mr. Song said.
He said that Mr. Cheutali, from Laos’ Houaphanh province, was a small player in the trafficking operation.
“He is just the mule. His boss is in Laos,” Mr. Song said. “We were hunting many months already before we could arrest him.”
Kong Kimsun, deputy head of Stung Treng provincial police station’s anti-crime office, said that Mr. Cheutali was being held at the provincial police station and would be sent to the provincial court today.
Cambodia is planning to send a delegation of anti-drug officials to Laos for a meeting with their counterparts to discuss cooperation with the anti-drug officials to fight illicit drug crimes in the near future, Mr. Song said.
He said that they wanted to target identified leaders of drug trafficking rings in Laos whose mules have been arrested in Cambodia.
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© 2017, The Cambodia Daily. All rights reserved. No part of this article may be reproduced in print, electronically, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed without written permission.
Laotian Man Arrested for Trafficking Nearly 5 kg of Crystal Meth
https://www.cambodiadaily.com/news/...afficking-nearly-5-kg-of-crystal-meth-132812/
BY PHAN SOUMY | JULY 24, 2017
A three-month investigation by anti-drug officers led to the arrest of a Laotian man in Stung Treng province on Saturday for trafficking nearly 5 kg of crystal methamphetamine into Cambodia, an Interior Ministry official said.
Chakli Cheutali, 21, was detained as he walked along a road carrying a suitcase in Khamphan village in Stung Treng City’s Samakki commune, according to In Song, administration bureau chief at the ministry’s anti-drug department.
Chakli Cheutali sits behind a pile of crystal methamphetamine at Stung Treng provincial police headquarters following his arrest on Saturday, in a photograph supplied by the Interior Ministry’s anti-drug department.
A search of the suitcase found five wrapped packages that contained 4,978 grams of crystal methamphetamine, with a street value of about $100,000, Mr. Song said. He added that the drugs were likely to have come from the Golden Triangle area—where Laos, Thailand and Burma meet—one of Asia’s main opium-producing areas.
The drugs were destined for Phnom Penh and Cambodian provinces bordering Thailand, including Battambang, Pailin and Banteay Meanchey, for distribution across the border, Mr. Song said.
He said that Mr. Cheutali, from Laos’ Houaphanh province, was a small player in the trafficking operation.
“He is just the mule. His boss is in Laos,” Mr. Song said. “We were hunting many months already before we could arrest him.”
Kong Kimsun, deputy head of Stung Treng provincial police station’s anti-crime office, said that Mr. Cheutali was being held at the provincial police station and would be sent to the provincial court today.
Cambodia is planning to send a delegation of anti-drug officials to Laos for a meeting with their counterparts to discuss cooperation with the anti-drug officials to fight illicit drug crimes in the near future, Mr. Song said.
He said that they wanted to target identified leaders of drug trafficking rings in Laos whose mules have been arrested in Cambodia.
[email protected]
© 2017, The Cambodia Daily. All rights reserved. No part of this article may be reproduced in print, electronically, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed without written permission.
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Well that poor guy is probably dead by now..
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Want!!!!!!!!
If they had me that close to the pile, I would dive on it and start eating it like Cookie Monster.
If they had me that close to the pile, I would dive on it and start eating it like Cookie Monster.
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Damn that's a lot of crystals. The cops here would boast it was worth $4 million or something lol...
Poor dude.
Poor dude.
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MDMA, cocaine, LSD, ecstasy and stacks of cash seized in dramatic pre-dawn drugs raids that saw 27 charged and an illegal syndicate smashed
A sophisticated drug syndicate has been smashed after police uncovered a stockpile of narcotics and cash in a series of raids across the north of Brisbane.
A total of 27 people were charged with more than 100 drug offences as detectives seized a colossal stash of MDMA pills and powder, cannabis, cocaine and LSD.
The drugs were described as being worth a 'substantial amount of money', while thousands of dollars in cash was also uncovered.
A 27-year-old Lawnton man was charged with a number of drug-related offences, including importing commercial quantities of border controlled substances.
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http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-4736010/Drug-syndicate-SMASHED-Brisbane-s-north-raids.html
A sophisticated drug syndicate has been smashed after police uncovered a stockpile of narcotics and cash in a series of raids across the north of Brisbane.
A total of 27 people were charged with more than 100 drug offences as detectives seized a colossal stash of MDMA pills and powder, cannabis, cocaine and LSD.
The drugs were described as being worth a 'substantial amount of money', while thousands of dollars in cash was also uncovered.
A 27-year-old Lawnton man was charged with a number of drug-related offences, including importing commercial quantities of border controlled substances.
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http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-4736010/Drug-syndicate-SMASHED-Brisbane-s-north-raids.html
fengtau
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I think the article said it was worth $100K on the street...
poledriver
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Yeah I know, I read that. But here in Australia the police over value drugs by a huge amount, hence my comment and price.
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I will say tho that is some really pure looking crystal
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Yeah, that is some blindingly white methamphetamine. I wouldn't mind having a bag of that just to admire!