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| Record Drug Bust Near San Mateo County Reservoir |
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Posted by FoM on September 23, 2000 at 06:38:26 PT By Matthew B. Stannard, Chronicle Staff Writer Source: San Francisco Chronicle A dozen agents from the San Mateo County Narcotics Task Force and the Campaign Against Marijuana Planting helped in the four-day operation, which ended Thursday, said Task Force Cmdr. Donald M. O'Keefe. Snipped Home Comment Email Register Recent Comments Help |
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Comment #4 posted by kaptinemo on September 23, 2000 at 15:09:08 PT:
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The numbers of seized plants keep going up...and up...and up. The price stays almost the same. And more weed coming in. You'd think they'd tumble to the fact that they are like the Little Dutch Boy who's run out of fingers and toes to plug the dike with, and the water is gushing out in a torrent just a few feet from where they are. He's half-drowned, but the idiot still stands there when all the sane people have long since left.
That's what you get when you hire from the shallow end of the gene pool.
| Comment #3 posted by sayyo on September 23, 2000 at 10:17:15 PT |
| Comment #2 posted by EdC on September 23, 2000 at 09:19:10 PT |
| Comment #1 posted by legalizeit on September 23, 2000 at 08:16:59 PT |
Pot plants are not off the streets. They will come from somewhere else.
>``Nobody got hurt. It was a good seizure,'' he said.
That after the first fatality as a result of their dim-witted "campaign."
>``We've got 12,000 less plants that will be available for the street.''
The net effect will be nothing. Pot will still be just as available as before. The only possible effects would be raising the street price, which could cause or increase crime - or, lower quality pot, which would only mean users would have to toke more for the same effect.
Good job, people! Contribute to crime by stealing plants!
This Barna chick (as well as those other thugs) needs to have someone take away her livelihood and see how she takes it.
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