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Police: Drug dealer with EBT card had $15K cash
The Lawrence Eagle-Tribune ^ | 19 October 2012 | Mike LaBella

Posted on 10/19/2012 6:30:44 AM PDT by Hemingway's Ghost

HAVERHILL — Shortly after police charged Richard Chase with selling illegal drugs, they said they searched his apartment and found $15,000 in cash, hundreds of Oxycodone pills, a police scanner and a list of area police scanner frequencies.

Before he was arrested, Chase used his government-provided EBT card to buy food at a convenience store, police said. When he was arrested, police found the Electronic Benefits Transfer card — otherwise known as food stamps — on him along with a receipt for his purchases. Chase told police “you got me” and said he’s been unable to find a job.

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TOPICS: Crime/Corruption; Culture/Society; News/Current Events; US: Massachusetts
KEYWORDS: crime; derp; drugs; drugwar; oxycodone; warondrugs; welfare; wod; wodlist; wosd
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To: Hemingway's Ghost

War on drugs!
Everyone knows the EBT card is a massive black market operation!
Scratch my back I will Scratch yours!
The ones with cash purchase food goods @ a 50% devaluation.
The cash is then turned into drugs.
It’s a never ending cycle.


21 posted on 10/19/2012 2:29:10 PM PDT by Conserev1
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