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Possible Police Dirty Tricks Operation Warning: Ordered RCs From Overseas Recently?

Bearlove said:
Have goods sent to a non drug using friend (old age neighbors etc) they sign and then you collect from them and give them a few quid in return. They make a fuss at the door ooh whats this? I haven't ordered anything? You sure you have the correct address? Then sign for the parcel 'contents unknown' - if they are asked about previous deliveries, "not sure what it was - thought it was somebody messing about so I've been throwing them in the bin', let them waste their money etc.

They have no ties to the payments - they are non drug users.
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The easiest solution is to become a postman :sus:
 
Bearlove said:
Zero burden really - If a police man/women arrives at the door with say a small box of 'maybe illegal drugs (if we bend the rules, close one eye etc)' they already know they don't have a case so no point going any further. There not going to raid the house / there not going to drag them in for a 'friendly chat'.
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Old people do drugs to. If the police really are dressing up as posties then charging through your door as soon as you sign for something then do you really think they're gonna wave the meat wagon & the 10 raging coppers away just because the dude answering the door draws a pension?
 
parttime crackhead said:
Old people do drugs to. If the police really are dressing up as posties then charging through your door as soon as you sign for something then do you really think they're gonna wave the meat wagon & the 10 raging coppers away just because the dude answering the door draws a pension?
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and I'm sure the helpful elderly neighbours wouldn't mention your name while they're being dragged down the stairs by their hair.

StoneHappyMonday said:
You missed the van stinking of DMT.
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I sometimes wonder whether I'm worthy of this uniform.
 
I thought we were playing the 'what if' game about ordering drugs that were on the 'iffy' list? I really was not suggesting that people trick the local OAP into becoming some drug mule etc.

Mind you - a 70 year old was arrested today for signing for 'Bath Salts' sent to her in error really doesn't have the same flair as, a 27 year old was arrested for using the Royal Mail to deliver Mind Altering substances (which have been linked to several deaths) etc.

Hope your well PTC :)
 
ColourfulKronos said:
Not sure if this is relevant but sounds a similar tactic

http://www.leaderlive.co.uk/news/124699/anxiety-drug-was-for-ex-soldier-s-own-use.aspx



bit different from slyly prosecuting people for RCs though
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off topic but that sounds like more evidence to me that the NHS/pharmaceutical industry is getting it wrong.

back on topic though, this is why although it would make financial and logistical sense for someone reliant on a borderline/illicit/even uncontrolled medicine to order a lifetimes supply in one go and not have to worry about it, such people I can imagine end up throwing more money into the illicit drug trade and expose themselves to repeated risks of getting caught, incase they get branded a drug dealer and locked up.
 
Do you think the security services and interpol are idiots? You are a retard if you think noone knows you are ordering illicit drugs from abroad, if that's what you do.
 
Yeah, etizolam is still uncontrolled but if that changes I'd still rather import 1g of etizolam powder than 1000 or whatever quantity of valium pills. It's just more discreet.
 
If you make up a solution in Propylene Glycol (which I do) and stick to sensible doses (which I do now!) then I'm sure it's no more dangerous than blisters. And it's massively cheaper. Shame the powder seems to be unavailable! Anyway it was just an example chosen because the OP is about diazepam.
 
To be fair, while they're obviously in it for the money, it must be such a profitable business that I'm sure they can afford to have a conscience and I bet some of them do.
 
Last one to have a conscience got locked up for it didn't he? The bloke who sold mephedrone and had his own HR website of how to take it. Which is, obviously, illegal. Does anyone know what happened to him?
 
some even have political reasoning & a social concience! More than can be said for most other major, comparable industries, such as the food industry, happily feeding us all horsey burgers etc
 
Stonehappymonday, he is now running a health supplements website. As I understand things, he was never imprisoned but had over £50,000 worth of stock seized and never returned.
 
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