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To: Phantom Lord
"They said the packaging police referred to was a box of plastic
sandwich bags."

How much money do we spend a year so these "cops" can run their "war on drugs"? Seems like a lot to stop a couple of kids from smoking a little pot. And those sandwich bags, oh I mean "packaging material", really is the smoking gun for this raid. Everyone knows it's highly illegal to have zip-lock bags in your pad. Well done "no education needed" police officers. Sure am glad they're taking 35% of my pay to fund stuff like this. Unbelievable.....
12 posted on 10/01/2002 7:30:27 AM PDT by walkingdead
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To: walkingdead
By the way, anyone know why my quotation marks are coming in as question marks? weird...
14 posted on 10/01/2002 7:33:29 AM PDT by walkingdead
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To: walkingdead
All it would take is for my neighbor to call in, anonymously, for whatever reason. Then, KIRO will have pictures of my dead dog (no pun intended), and me dead or handcuffed, with the caption "Arsenal, unregistered military style weapons, ammo cache, and explosive making material with detonators seized in raid". Gary Locke would have a chubby and take a hit of the Gubernatorial Bong (packed with confiscated weed). And all they would have is two old shotguns, a POS M-1 carbine, and a lbs. of IRML and some primers (explosive making material and detonators).

But hey, while I'm in lockup waiting to be charged with whatever they can find (I've got an unpaid parking ticket), they get to auction off my property, my dog (Terriaki joint down the street), and my fiancé's ring.

Pretty cool, better than taxes, and more fun for the local SWAT.

109 posted on 10/01/2002 9:56:18 AM PDT by Dead Dog
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