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To: Slambat

I would bet that it was planted. And since he lived, they could not use the throwdown gun. The drugs or what is supposed to be drugs can be used because when they do a blood test, the tester will ask the police, “What do you want us to find traces of in his blood?” He maintains that the stuff is not his, nobody believes him. good shoot, go get another one! Case closed.


63 posted on 03/16/2014 10:27:49 AM PDT by sport
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To: sport

I would bet that it was planted. And since he lived, they could not use the throwdown gun. The drugs or what is supposed to be drugs can be used because when they do a blood test, the tester will ask the police, “What do you want us to find traces of in his blood?” He maintains that the stuff is not his, nobody believes him. good shoot, go get another one! Case closed.


Well perhaps... It’s my experience that the Air Force does a LOT of drug testing on their people. The young man could request an AF administered one to get him off the hook.


72 posted on 03/16/2014 11:00:09 AM PDT by The Working Man
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