[Vision2020] Idaho police seize marijuana, arrest Oregon man (Tom Hansen)

Moscow Cares moscowcares at moscow.com
Sat Aug 23 15:34:32 PDT 2014


$100,000 is the street value . . . something with which law enforcement is very familiar.

Seeya 'round town, Moscow, because . . .

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Tom Hansen
Moscow, Idaho

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If you want to be like the folks on the hill."

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> On Aug 23, 2014, at 3:28 PM, viva stowell <vivastowell at gmail.com> wrote:
> 
> Where do they come up with these values?
> 
> that works out to $4444 a pound
> I assume that they police rated the quality (!?!) and then determined its value?
> If it was alcohol they would determine the value of based on the highest priced liquor available.
> It would be like being caught smuggling molson beer during prohibition and it's reported based on the price of 12 year old single malt scotch.
> 
> These numbers seem to pulled straight out of their posteriors.
> It does nobody any good to just make these values up.
> and they are always such round numbers...
> 
> Since the marijuana was seized, does the local police department get 80% of whatever they say the drugs are worth?
> Or is that a different scheme?
> 
> 
> What a waste of police time and my taxes.....
> 
> And the dog!
> Will he show up in court so that the man can face his accuser?
> 
> and this day and age
> being around a police officer should make us all nervous
> 
> and a traffic stop.....what this like a tail-light out or moving violation or one of those frightful lets pull everyone over and see what we can find....They just "happen" to have a drug-sniffing dog with them?
> 
> now I have steam coming out of my ears
> (thanks Tom you did it again!)
> 
> -Viva
> 
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