Man, this is a lot more common than I thought. I just recently heard another story where cops arrested a lady for possession of marijuana, told her to wear a wire and buy more weed from her dealer so they could get it on tape. She complied, the cops got what they wanted. Later on, in full gear, the cops blasted through the guys door and shot him several times because they claimed he shot at them first. Never at any point did they identify themselves as cops. After months in the hospital in a coma, he woke up to realize he wasn't able to walk anymore and of course, he was arrested. He lawyered up, explained what happened and as always, no one believed him. Fortunately he had surveillance tape inside his apartment of that day, which clearly shows the cops breaking into his apartment, shooting him, and at no point announcing themselves. He was let go and was able to sue and get some money out of the situation but the guy is now disabled and in constant pain. All this shit for some weed.
gobsmacked247 on August 18th, 2020 at 13:11 UTC »
Wow, I had to Google this because I couldn't believe it. Wow.
jcruz321 on August 18th, 2020 at 15:04 UTC »
Man, this is a lot more common than I thought. I just recently heard another story where cops arrested a lady for possession of marijuana, told her to wear a wire and buy more weed from her dealer so they could get it on tape. She complied, the cops got what they wanted. Later on, in full gear, the cops blasted through the guys door and shot him several times because they claimed he shot at them first. Never at any point did they identify themselves as cops. After months in the hospital in a coma, he woke up to realize he wasn't able to walk anymore and of course, he was arrested. He lawyered up, explained what happened and as always, no one believed him. Fortunately he had surveillance tape inside his apartment of that day, which clearly shows the cops breaking into his apartment, shooting him, and at no point announcing themselves. He was let go and was able to sue and get some money out of the situation but the guy is now disabled and in constant pain. All this shit for some weed.
I_need_help_for_this on August 18th, 2020 at 15:11 UTC »
Is 1500 pills and 1.5 ounces of cocain considered normal purchase? Cause that seems way too much.