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Texas Dairy Queen workers were selling meth with soft serves, police say(www.usatoday.com)

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It’s something I see a lot on Cops (the TV show). They pull someone over because one of their brake lights is out or they went through a stop sign or something like that, and it turns out they have drugs in the car or a warrant for their arrest or something similar. It seems like some of them would get away with it if they didn’t give police any reason to pull them over.

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pearsaltchocolatebar@discuss.online
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Most criminals aren’t very intelligent.

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LeadEyes@lemmy.world
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I’ve never met a prompt and reliable drug dealer.

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pearsaltchocolatebar@discuss.online
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I have, but it was a rich white kid in the dorm room across from me. But, his frat and a few others were dealing out of the houses.

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Well, they’re the ones on COPS.

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