Posted on 06/11/2015 4:20:17 PM PDT by BenLurkin
Video of a police raid of Sky High Holistic in Santa Ana last month showed officers appearing to eat “edibles” laced with marijuana, according to attorney Matthew Pappas,
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If they were marijuana-laced doughnuts...
Cops loaded up before the goodies got booked into evidence?
I think that most of probably believe that cops feel perfectly entitled to take things that aren’t theirs.
I do service work and would never casually grab five and ten dollar items like that, would any honest person?
People leave their keys under the mat to their 2 and 3 million dollar homes, expecting me to go in and do my work, and not pilfer, not raid the refrigerator or the liqueur, or wine, but cops?
Cops seem to have a different sense of entitlement to things that catch their eye when at work, and many of them actually hustle free meals and drinks from businesses.
With all my cool pocket-able collectibles, like knives, and militaria, gun stuff, and just general guy things, laying around my house, I dread what will disappear, if the cops ever came through.
When I was a kid, growing up in MD, there was a news segment on Channel 11 about a marijuana crop seizure from an Eastern Shore farm. One of the officers was supervising the burning. When asked if the work affected him, he said, “Nah, man......”
“meow”
Cops got the best dope
Their addiction to sugar loaded pastries got the best of them.
And hookers, I had a neighbor at my apt in Dallas, cool guy, great parties
“I’m sorry, did you say meow?”
theft and using drugs while carrying a firearm, i always thought that was a felony...
It’s called herbal supplements, Officer.
It grows by the acre in many federal parks.
Pretty sure random Pee Tests are the norm for these folks.
Ain’t sweating any of this
TT
“I’m sorry, did you say meow?”
It’s the brownies talking.
And still got caught on video. Drug cops are as stupid as they are thuggish.
Great the shop had back up cameras.
Odd that there was no mention of this in the title:
““I was about to kick her in her f—ing nub,” a female officer later says of a customer with an amputated leg in a wheelchair.”
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