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I hope he gets a nice cushy jail cell. Regardless of his own lawbreaking, he's help society a great deal by taking scum off the street and putting them behind bars until they die. I wish all prosecutors were as aggressive.

Well, here's Mr. Roach's take on this:

"If I'm ever a prosecutor again, which will never happen," he said, "I would be much less Rambo-ish and more compassionate in the way I handle an offense, particularly for users."

I'm hoping that people can learn something from this article and from Mr. Roach's experience. Of course, everyone is different, but injecting drugs in front of employees can in some cases be an early warning sign of a problem that is worthy of attention.

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I'm hoping that people can learn something from this article and from Mr. Roach's experience. Of course, everyone is different, but injecting drugs in front of employees can in some cases be an early warning sign of a problem that is worthy of attention.

Yes, rather than exterminating the problem, we need to have more comPASSSSSSSION for the dopers. That's healthy for America.

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Mr. Roach?

MR. ROACH?

MUAHAHAHAHAHA.

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Of course, everyone is different, but injecting drugs in front of employees can in some cases be an early warning sign of a problem that is worthy of attention.

I'm going to go out on a limb here and say in every case injecting drugs in front of an employee is the sign of a problem. In addition, if the FBI and DEA wire an employee, there might be a problem in the office.

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"...but injecting drugs in front of employees can in some cases be an early warning sign of a problem that is worthy of attention."

Classic. LOL.