Elderly Couple Hospitalized After Cops Raid Wrong House

Fox News ^ | March 23, 2006 | AP staff

[BruceysMom]

Thank You! It's sad to me that if you're viewed as "Pro-Cop", and I very much am, that even on a conservative board you are ridiculed. I rank Police officers on the same level as soldiers and firefighters. People who routinely risk their lives to keep me safe. I live in a state that has imposed on honest citizens in order to stem the tide of the devastation that Meth causes. While I may not agree with all the new laws, I KNOW that for most addicts meth equals death, and unfortunately it's not always just their own.

[robertpaulsen]

"Legalize and regulate, and home labs will be as rare as moonshine stills."

Seems to me that simply regulating the amount of pseudoephedrine that users could buy had the same net effect. We didn't have to "legalize and regulate" methamphetamine to make those labs as rare as moonshine stills, did we?

[Know your rights]

Legalize and regulate, and home labs will be as rare as moonshine stills.

Seems to me that simply regulating the amount of pseudoephedrine that users could buy had the same net effect.

Not to me; I certainly still hear much more about home labs than about stills.

[robertpaulsen]

"Not to me; I certainly still hear much more about home labs than about stills."

Ah. You see a connection between how much you hear and the existence of same. Sounds scientific. Go with it.

[Know your rights]

How much I hear is more evidence than you've put on the table ... and YOU'RE the one making the claim.

[middie]

Thanks--

[arthurus]

it's not exactly clear which is the right building to raid, what is the usual procedure?

You just arbitrarily pick one. You absolutely cannot let all that preparation go to waste. Your guys have been keyed up with expections and have to be given some bodies to bash. Otherwise they will experience psychological letdowns and depression.Their union will not like that.