delta_9 said:It all makes sense now! Everytime I ask my weed man for heroin he looks at me funny and I never understood why
brainslookfunny said:Is there any truth to the claim that an undercover cop won't flag you down or try to push a sale because it's entrapment? Also, you guys got any tips on spotting a narc, certain lingo they like to use, phrases they like to say in order to seal an arrest, etc. Like radio static coming from his pants, you know. What should I lookout for?
I've never bought on the street, and don't really plan to. But I'm soaking up all you junkies knowledge just in case
delta_9 said:^well anyone who's seen the show cops will tell you that "entrapment" is an illusion. It's simply there so we think they have limits, but in reality they don't. I've seen cops do things I doubt even the hardest gangsters would do.
lingo eh? well if he says "you wanna buy some crack you scumbag freedom loving faggot" he's probably a cop
although I do believe a good portion of that show is dramatizations and reenactmens, I'm sure the ones that are real always end up the same way. There's a reason they never show anyone get away you know.brainslookfunny said:I've watched a fair share of that show, they are constantly soliciting people for a sale before being approached. I wonder how those cases pan out. I'm sure the criminal (bad guy) loses most often.
delta_9 said:I think you wanted this link - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/COPS_(TV_series). and even so, that dosen't prove anything. If it was real, why do they blur some people's faces and not others. I don't know this for a fact, but I seriously doubt the people have to sign wavers in order for their images to be shown, or else there'd be a lot less footage.
But give someone a blunt object -- be it a ballpoint pen, a roll of dimes curled in the fist, hell, even a bic lighter -- and one CAN fuck up an aggressor in a bad way before they even see it coming.