Posted on 04/25/2017 4:00:47 PM PDT by BBell
A 66-year-old Angie man is facing as long as 30 years in prison after being convicted by a Washington Parish jury of selling four oxycodone pain pills to a police informant. Henry James McMillan is be sentenced by Judge Donald Fendlason of the 22nd Judicial District Court on May 8, the North Shore district attorney's office said.
McMillan was arrested after selling four OxyContin pills at his home to a confidential informant for the Washington Parish drug task force. The transaction, which took place on July 29, 2015, was recorded on videotape, prosecutors said. The informant also gave McMillan's co-defendant, William Kennedy, $10 for arranging the meeting.
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Yeah because Big Pharma and Gov’t., the Legal Drug Mafia, “don’t like no competition”. Licenses, regulations, fees, and drug laws are all part of their money-making schemes.
When they use “4 pills” it makes it sound excessive - the real question is how many did he have and has he been selling them - and what’s his record on such crimes.....
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