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    jonnyl

    jonnyl

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    Sep 23, 2009
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    Seems like a lot to me, but I'm not a heroin enthusiast. 100,000 rounds of ammo sounds like a lot to the uneducated....
     
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    tkd4life

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    Sep 10, 2010
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    If they have half the habit of Philip Seymore Hoffman, then it looks like this is for personal consumption, these guys aren't dealers.

    Otherwise, this just reinforces my belief that I'm in the wrong line of work.
     
    lsw

    lsw

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    Sep 2, 2013
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    It is a lot even if the poorly described bags are the tiny pinky-fingernail sized single-use bags sold by street level dealers for $20. 75,000 of them comes to $1.5 million.
     
    MaxVO2

    MaxVO2

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    Oct 30, 2012
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    lsw said:
    It is a lot even if the poorly described bags are the tiny pinky-fingernail sized single-use bags sold by street level dealers for $20. 75,000 of them comes to $1.5 million.
    Click to expand...

    ****I have never done drugs and really can't think how someone could ever want to do heroin in the first place. Especially the injectable stuff - it just gives me the willies thinking about injecting something like that into me.

    Some people are big risk takers with stuff like that. And, people I know think *I* am nuts because I shoot guns at a range, mostly paper targets or bowling pins, etc.. and used to own firearms before I lost them all in an unfortunate boating accident.
     
    FrankOceanXray

    FrankOceanXray

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    Oct 29, 2008
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    These bags..stacked as bricks...are very small jewelery type bags.

    This isn't the shopping bag...shoulder bag...dog poo bag. This is a glassine baggie for small quantity.

    At any rate....75000 of anything can be a lot. This is a lot. This is a big dealer bust.

    With the drugs was a seizure of guns.... $100,000...and a chicken.

    My money is on defense blaming chicken for possession.
     
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    Docster

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    Jul 19, 2010
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    According to that link, nobody agreed on the definition of a 'bag'. One comment even stated it wasn't the weight of the bag, it's the quality of what's IN the bag that counts.....

    Seems like ;
    -it's not necessarily 75,000 lives saved since every dose doesn't cause a death
    -how much in a bag is very variable
    -Size (of the total weight of the haul) DOES matter and is likely the best way to define whether if it was a 'big' bust. It very well may be.

    Just my logical opinion....
     
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