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LONATIVE wrote on Nov 10, 2008 3:20 PM:
I think that it is very rude to assume that the children of drug users do not stand any chance in life. I believe that we all make our own choices out of free will and who’s to say that those kids don’t grow up with all of the intention to not be anything like their parents. So native mp maybe its you who should open your eyes and give people a chance no matter what their background maybe, everyone deserves a chance and who are you to say that they wont get one.
Cory wrote on Nov 8, 2008 2:13 PM:
To CBNATIVE -
Since one of these suspects has been in alot of trouble before I imagine he will be doing some time. And the agencies have to conduct an investigation and it takes time. 6 months isn't all that long.
To NATIVE MP -
It isn't funny when someone is so rediculous as to say they didn't know meth was illegal in Myrtle Point. So what? Dave is a meth head too? Must be to think something so dumb as that.
Since one of these suspects has been in alot of trouble before I imagine he will be doing some time. And the agencies have to conduct an investigation and it takes time. 6 months isn't all that long.
To NATIVE MP -
It isn't funny when someone is so rediculous as to say they didn't know meth was illegal in Myrtle Point. So what? Dave is a meth head too? Must be to think something so dumb as that.
DABINCB wrote on Nov 8, 2008 2:06 AM:
Just a little while ago, they arrested a number of people after a long investigation of Methamphetamine pushing, who were subsequently released within minutes of being booked.
I suspect that this case is similar. They likely did not see any jail time. Back on the streets to sell dope to your children.
I suspect that this case is similar. They likely did not see any jail time. Back on the streets to sell dope to your children.
native MP wrote on Nov 7, 2008 11:03 PM:
Dave, That's funny. Yeah, I guess we Myrtle Pointers tend to get complacent with the blatant drug use around here. No one is even commenting on this story--like it's no big deal. Stoners, drunks, and toothless emaciated meth-heads . . . sadly, their children don't have a chance.
CBNative wrote on Nov 7, 2008 7:11 AM:
Hey yo bloggers, Ya all are sayin how a 12 yr old should be punished to the fullest extent of the law yet where are the comments on these criminals.What do you suppose is gonna happen to these creeps.Not much.One other note why does it take 6months to investigate a case?Oh yeah I forgot thats why the measure didnt pass!
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