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Bluelighter
I was a bit worried at first - didn't notice this was from 2002, have there been any /many reports of pills going around containing a mix of amphetamines and opiates in more recent years?
person said:As terrible as it sounds, he may have been setup? if he were the only person to have those Blue CKs that contained meth+morphine, then my opinion+guess is the suppliers may have repressed using the CK imprint+blue dye to set him up, if not kill him, knowing that he was an undercover cop+also recreational user, also would be nice to know how much meth+morphine was in per pill? I myself have IVd 60mg morphine, and smoke ice on top of that, but would assume if there were at least 100 to 150mg of morphine but say 50mg or 20mg meth, then there could be a possible OD, especially for one not familiar with opiates, but then wouldnt that mean the pill would not have much binders in it if there were so much morphine+less meth pressed??. Pill testing seems very appropriate these days!!
mike0 said:seems like far too much trouble to go to for 'pay back' - pill pressers/dies don't grow on tree's![]()
Mum wants drug officer's death re-examined
Padraic Murphy
January 08, 2007
THE mother of a young detective who overdosed on drugs suspected to have been stolen during police raids wants his death re-investigated.
William Geoffrey Gunn was found dead in June 2001 in his inner Melbourne home after taking a morphine-laced pill he believed was ecstasy.
Despite a coronial inquest, an investigation by VicPol's Ethical Standards Department and further investigation by the anti-corruption Ceja taskforce, Gunn's family still does not know the source of the drugs that killed the 32-year-old detective.
"I believe Billy's death has been purposefully under-investigated," Marlene Gunn said yesterday. Mrs Gunn said her son was a health fanatic whose use of recreational drugs may have flowed from the stress of working undercover infiltrating drug rings.
"How could you move in those circles and not risk being caught up?" she said.
Funeral staff discovered a bag containing five red tablets and seven blue pills in his jeans pocket. The red tablets later tested positive for ecstasy and the blue for morphine, the drug suspected of triggering the heart attack that killed Gunn. The Ceja investigation focused on the origin of the red pills, which were initially suspected of being stolen from criminals by police conducting raids in Operation Ayah.
Exhaustive forensic testing ruled out any link to drugs allegedly stolen in those raids, but Mrs Gunn now wants to know why police have never fully tested the blue tablets. Ceja detectives suspect they were stolen in a raid on a small-time drug dealer in Prahran, in Melbourne's inner southeast, in April 2001.
The drug dealer has told corruption investigators he had stopped selling the tablets because they were making people ill. Investigators believe these drugs may have been stolen.
One of the officers involved in the raid on the Prahran drug dealer's house has since been identified as being present in at least seven other raids in which drugs and cash were allegedly stolen by police.
The drug dealer claims he was visited by that still-serving police officer after Gunn's death and told not to co-operate with corruption investigators.
Mrs Gunn wants the coroner to re-open her son's case, examining the role other police and force management may have played in his death. "Billy was almost a fanatic about his fitness and very particular about his healthy diet," she said. "We were stunned to learn that he was a sporadic user of ecstasy."
After his death, Mrs Gunn said senior police encouraged her to say the death was due to a heart attack. She says VicPol said she would have to pay for analysis of the drugs if she wanted to take the investigation further.
A VicPol spokesman said there was no link between drugs at the scene of Gunn's death and any seized by the drug squad.
The general jist is a young drug squad detective dies from a suspect pill.
this has jolted me, i really think that every police officer should have frequent drug tests, it doesnt make sence that people who arrest u for having drugs are able to get a way with taking drugs themselves...............makes me hate police even more