They won't come after you for personal use

[Billy the Great Khan]

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/radle...zation-use-of-force-swat-raids_b_1123848.html

Sure they won't....

In fact, very little about the raid that was isolated or unusual. For the most part, it was carried out the same way drug warrants are served some 150 times per day in the United States. The battering ram, the execution of Whitworth's dog, the fact that police weren't aware Whitworth's 7-year-old child was in the home before they riddled the place with bullets, the fact that they found only a small amount of pot, likely for personal use -- all are common in drug raids. The only thing unusual was that the raid was recorded by police, then released to the public after an open records request by the Columbia Daily Tribune.

Yes, I know it's old but still.

 

[SmarterthanYou]

it's not like this whole board doesn't know this happens on a daily basis. I post dozens of threads a month about them and most people even read them. I get zero comments usually, probably because most people don't like to feel the quicksand shift beneath their feet.

 

[Rune]

Old smold.
We need to keep these discussions going.
Thanks for posting this Billy.