Posted on 05/28/2007 6:33:20 AM PDT by DogByte6RER
MOMMY DUMBEST
ROLLS TOT THRU WAL-MART SNORTING HEROIN: COPS
By TIM PERONE
Caught on camera: cops.May 28, 2007 -- A Long Island mom was busted for snorting heroin as she pushed her 3-year-old son through a Wal-Mart in a shopping cart, cops said yesterday.
Stacy Roe, 35, of Farmingville, was caught on video surveillance Saturday evening taking a straw out of her purse and shoving it up her nose, authorities said.
Security at the Centereach store called 911.
Cops responded, viewed the video and approached the woman while she was still in the store.
Roe admitted that she was using heroin and that she had a small glassine envelope of the drug inside her purse, police said.
She told cops she was addicted to Vicodin and was unable to obtain more of the painkillers - forcing her to turn to heroin, Suffolk County Police Sgt. Todd Barone said.
Her younger sister, who asked that her name not be printed, insisted last night that that the incident had been misconstrued.
"They lied on the news," said the woman outside Roe's house in a gated complex on Horizon View Drive.
She said her sister told her "she was just shopping for flowers," and some medication "fell out her bag.
"It was something prescribed for her," the sister said.
"She's going to have to clear this up.
"It's confusing right now. She's just really upset. She's crying. I'd be upset, too."
Roe briefly stepped out of her door to shoo a reporter away.
"No comment," the mom said.
Roe was charged with criminal possession of a controlled substance and endangering the welfare of a child, cops said.
She was given a desk-appearance ticket after paying $100 bail.
She is scheduled to appear in First District Court in Central Islip on July 17th.
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She was given a desk-appearance ticket after paying $100 bail.
huh?
That’s what I said “huh”.
Like Lindsay Lohen, does this mean all of those “Cops” shows are lying when they show people with drugs in their cars going to jail? Why isn’t Lindsay going to jail if drugs were found in her car? Why is she getting special treatment?
Shirtless-At-The-WalMart PING
Scary pic.
Wal*Mart officials explained that snorting Heroin in the store was strictly against the rules, as non-Wal*Mart products may not be consumed on the premises.
I have a question: Is humanity getting more stupid / evil? Or is it that we are able to hear of every single bit of evil / stupidity that happens?
huh?
Lives in gated community, one set of rules for the well to do and one for the poor. Isn't America's legal system great.
Prayers for this woman and all other junkies.......
She looks like she was very pretty at one time. It really is tragic how drugs destroy beauty.
Amen to that. It is sad to see so much vitriol against this woman and so little sympathy. She desperately needs an intervention. Another note is that Vicodin is NASTY. Led this woman into madness, cost Rush Limbaugh his hearing. Yet perfectly legal and commonly prescribed.
Wal*Mart officials explained that snorting Heroin in the store was strictly against the rules, as non-Wal*Mart products may not be consumed on the premises.good one
-—cost Rush Limbaugh his hearing-—
That was OxyContin, not Vicodin.
Snorting smack and only gets $100 fine?
No wonder the “war on drugs” is failing.
And I’m surprised someone didn’t blame Wal-Mart’s oppressive policies that she wasn’t able to snort up inside a mom-and-pop store.
I don’t know if I was addicted, but I spent years on hydrocodone and Darvocet. I was almost killed and had 2 operations. It was the wrong crap to take all along. Most doctors prescribe it as a painkiller as an immediate need which is fine. But they all forget about after the immediate need. In my case. Voltaren, Robaxin and Ultracet taken at once then I wait until I feel my bones go where they belong. And no more. I wasted a lot of money on opiates.
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