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DAB wrote on Jan 13, 2009 1:34 PM:
Meth is destroying Coos County, but, thanks to lack of any budget, the police can't even do what is needed. Meth is ruining this community, and the community needs to unite and commit to stopping it.
hahaha wrote on Jan 7, 2009 6:53 AM:
they will get off with a good lawyer. Suspicious conditions, cmon. If a cop came to yyur house and said he had the right to search because of suspicious conditions, cmon. No way
Been at the front wrote on Jan 7, 2009 6:12 AM:
Meth addiction does not discriminate.it will take anyone,anytime,anywhere.same with any kind of substance that one can become addicted to.Seniors are subjected to over medicating on a daily basis,children are medicated for ADD without properly being diagnosed,need I go on.I have a feeling that with the economy the way it is,more people are going to turn to illegal activity to not only support their addictions they will say its to support their families.
Jail Time wrote on Jan 6, 2009 3:53 PM:
A couple of over-40's busted for meth. This is pathetic. At their age, there is simply no excuse. If these old dudes are found guilty (and it sound like a good bet they will be), then max time in jail is appropriate because these birds REALLY should have known better. Since they are clueless, lots of time in jail will help the message to sink in. Say hi to Bubba, dudes.
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