This is seriously some fucked up shit. What the fuck.

How can your employeer call the caps on you ?

And somebody is lying or people are just dumb. If you're extracting illegal substances you DON'T drive around without a valid permit and DON'T drive to your house while the motherfucking cops are there.

Secondly, why the fuck would you give the police the permission to search your house ?

This is one messed up situation.

What I find the most fucked up is that the cops just walked into his HOUSE without permission. Whatever happened to privacy? What happened to the constitution?

Whats fukked up about it is that the laws allow for something called reasonable suspicion and or probable cause. There is a huge loop hole that allows an officer to walk right in. He could say "I though I heard something" or "I though I smelled something", "I thought I saw something". Thats it. A cop can do whatever he wants. Even if the owner was at the door.

Sad but True.

Is it just my paranoia or is there an increase in DMT-related arrests?

The father who was arrested has apparently died of blunt trauma to the head...it appears he was released from jail prior to the incident, but there are practically no details as to what may have happened. I've added the most in depth article I could find to the initial post.

WTF?

another link: http://www2.wspa.com/new...ug-bust-dies-ar-1134441/

Just to prevent wild speculations:

This can mean anything that gets you a nice blow to the head in a non criminal way. Like falling from the stairs, dropping from a bike, falling backwards from your seat, falling of the roof, slippery floor, etc...

You can be amazed how many people die by stupid accidents, your kitchen might be the most dangerous place in the world!


Kind regards,

The Traveler

Does anyone actually trust a single iota the police come out with?

no

holy shit spiceman. you are one lucky SOB.

It seems to me there are more DMT 'lab' busts happening now. I guess that means DMT is become more recognized in our societies. I see it as good and bad. Good that more people know and can maybe contribute some positivity to their lives and maybe even research. Bad because when things go wrong, busts happen and then of course its demonized.

Holy cow spiceman. That's one intense story.

Spiceman, that is really unfortunate and fortunate at the same time. May we ask why you were raided? What information did they have on you in order to warrant a search or raid?

"DMT lab" ... ok I don't know about you guys but i after an extraction the solvents go in the shed, the pyrex and pots go in the kitchen and the bark and dmt are not sitting out in recognizable form. There is no "lab" to bust. and an extraction (boil and pulls) only takes 2h max. This just seems silly.

It's like getting caught masturbating by the cops. If they catch you, maybe you shouldn't do it standing by the front window.

soo true, there was the college dmt bust, the cornwall aya bust and a couple more i think

only in space of last 2 months!!!

.
. ....And don't forget British Customs seizing 26 million tons of DMT...or whatever figure it was the media plucked from the air.

I wonder if this is like how they can find a bag of [x grams] of powder and if it tests positive for [drug] then it's billed as [x grams] of [drug].

We found DMT naturally occurring in the brains of the ENTIRE CREW of a cruise ship! Naturally, we've seized the ship in the largest drug bust in human history.

It's hard to determine what exactly has happened there. One thing I'm pretty sure about is that this must have been seriously foul play.
Amazing how cops just enter a house without permission. Our civil rights just seem to evaporise more every day. Internationally.

And what really stinks is the shere "coincidence" with how this man was screwed over. His Employer called the cops? Why?
And a man who is running a DMT-lab in his house would grant the cops, who had just boldly walked in, permission to search his house?
Obviously if he really HAD been running a home-DMT lab, he would have told the cops to get a search warrant, transport his DMT-lab to a safe location overnight and allow the cops to search his clean house the next day.

Sounds allmost like he was framed for some other, undisclosed purpose. Well if that's the case then they got him good. He's dead now.
A mysterious blunt trauma to the head. Is it me or does his death seem highly suspicious to you guys too?


SWIM has seen the police brutality, hand in hand with the war on Drugs take a harder, more fascist character in his own country too.
The Netherlands also isn't the civil liberty safehaven it used to be anymore. A few years ago people could go about smoking Cannabis in public without having to fear persecution. Nowadays Cannabis smokers who smoke in public are hunted down and fined like criminals. Last time SWIM encountered the police while smoking Cannabis outdoors, he was wrestled into handcuffs, dragged into a police van and thrown into a cel for 4 hours. All this while the cops never had a reason to take him, nor cuff him. They actually lied in their reports stating that SWIM cursed them all. They didn't need to cuff SWIM as he wasn't aggressive. Instead he was merely STONED. Appearantly being stoned or high is treated more and more as a severe crime. We need to stop this.
It seems the international network of free-market fascists are tightening the noose around the psychonaught's necks more and more.

This would be a good time for CEL to rise up and accuse the system of crimes against civilian liberty and inform the public what DMT really is.
CEL should be an organisation that could step in to push trhough and protect the Human right to explore one's own Consciousness.

A half decent lawyer could get the evidence suppressed. They walked into a house without a warrant and without permission and without being in immediate pursuit. 4th amendment fuck the police.

What is this?? Can anyone catch me up to date?


I had a bit of a different interpretation of the article than everyone else seemed to. If someone does not show up to work multiple times or respond to telephone calls from his boss, it is reasonable to think that the boss may call the police and even required in some states and counties. That seems the most likely situation, and the wording of the article seems to calibrate it:

At this point, I think the police could have been completely well-intentioned.

This part I find suspicious:

I think it's suspicious because 1) the guy was just asleep. Why didn't the calls wake him up? and 2) no one except the police can collaborate the story. However, if someone is reported missing, their house door is found open and no one responds to calls... it is totally within the rights and responsibilities of the police to investigate. Imagine if he were dead or injured.

If the guy really gave them permission to search the house, he's dumb. Enough said.

Does anyone have an update of how he died?