Excerpt wrote:In count one for use or possession of property subject to criminal forfeiture, Hare is charged for committing the crime when he possessed in his camper or van a digital scale, a black filter face mask, coin bags and/or a recipe for dimethyltryptamine, which was used or intended to be used in the manufacturing, preparing, compounding, processing, delivering, importing, containing or exporting of a dangerous drug. If convicted, Hare could be sentenced to serve as much as 10 years. Full StoryWiki • Attitude • FAQThe Nexian • Nexus Research • The OHTIn New York, we wrote the legal number on our arms in marker...To call a lawyer if we were arrested. In Istanbul, People wrote their blood types on their arms. I hear in Egypt, They just write Their names. גם זה יעבור
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Sounds like he had a tek + lab equipment. They cite a facemask. IIRC (in the US at least) any 2 of the 3
-'tek'
-lab gear (glassware, etc)
-materials (chemicals, etc)
is sometimes sufficient for a conviction, and that's not even counting the fact that he had meth and large amounts of cash and was already under investigation; probably for selling.
I don't see it as a concern to responsible users.
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dude did meth
and had tons of cash on hand.
i dont know about you but i would never keep 18 grand in my camper/van.
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Oh, I'm not saying he wasn't doing compromising things well beyond the tek. I just think it's worth noting that they feel comfortable with charging him for illegal possession of literature. Wiki • Attitude • FAQThe Nexian • Nexus Research • The OHTIn New York, we wrote the legal number on our arms in marker...To call a lawyer if we were arrested. In Istanbul, People wrote their blood types on their arms. I hear in Egypt, They just write Their names. גם זה יעבור
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good point. i bet you if he had some orange oil, lime, and vinegar he wouldnt need a filter mask, so his case would be considerably less ominous.
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SnozzleBerry wrote:Oh, I'm not saying he wasn't doing compromising things well beyond the tek. I just think it's worth noting that they feel comfortable with charging him for illegal possession of literature. When you prosecute a person you have to collect as much evidence as possible to make the strongest case possible. I think the DMT tek is clearly circumstantial evidence here. A DMT tek alone is unlikely to convict a person, but in this case it adds up with the chemicals, lab gear, large amount of cash, coin bags and the drugs they found. The DMT tek is actually very much alike the coin bags. Coin bags itself will not get you convicted for distributing a schedule I substance. However, when they find "a count of criminal possession of dangerous drugs" it is clear that it will help to make the case. Kind regards, The Traveler
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Rednex keep on spreading false information... Since when it has been a dangerous drug?
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