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MaybeADumbass t1_jc2z8bd wrote

How high was this guy when cops knocked on his door? Why the fuck did he let them in??

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Hopeful_Scholar398 t1_jc306li wrote

"Police were shocked to find rifles in the home." Was it their first day on the job?

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mainelinerzzzzz t1_jc32lul wrote

Moron alert!

“Richard Andrew “Trey” Darrah, 20, of Plant Street, agreed to allow the deputies to search his home.”

Lol.

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djarvis77 t1_jc32oob wrote

None of that shit should be illegal.

This story should be about how cops searched a dudes house and found a bunch of legal shit and then they left and caught a rapist or drunk driver...or hey, how about cops spend their time solving the 50% of the murders they never solve?

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_Abobo t1_jc39p85 wrote

Cops have such a hard on for a collar that they can’t see a forest from the trees. This could have been a “thanks for cooperating, don’t worry about the pot but please don’t sell it.” Moment. Instead, just another example of why we should stonewall cops in every way we legally can.

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SuperCleanMint t1_jc3jlge wrote

>…when police asked Darrah about the drugs he told them…

> Darrah revealed to authorities that he had…

> He also told authorities…

> Darrah told police…

Bro shut up, damn

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vogelsyn t1_jc3m0v1 wrote

Replying to djarvis77 (#2,221,781)

we keep the population busy being policed by idiots with idiot rules and laws, and then the courts, so the judges can make $$ sending you away so the prison makes $$, etc. It's the PA Way. cash for sins.

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Salty_Bandicoot3598 t1_jc3mjcy wrote

As a guy who definitely, without a doubt, 100% does NOT have any weed, mushrooms, and or firearms in his home, I find this appalling.

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couchgodd t1_jc43f43 wrote

Oh my god! You mean someone had a plant and fungus that naturally grow and a firearm! Sounds like a mountain man from the 1700s

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Zelkyy t1_jc4rff4 wrote

Guys one ear is always listening

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AlVic40117560_ t1_jc4zjbu wrote

Did they give him a high five? I see nothing wrong with those 3 things.

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cheekclapper412 t1_jc51678 wrote

I’m down for legalizing the good stuff but this comment section is wild. He had CRAZY amounts of weed/shrooms that in no way could be consumed by one person. He admitted to selling it! And the police had a gd warrant, but there’s a bunch of lawyers in the comments section saying “dOnT LeT TheM iN”…. Read the article.

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_Abobo t1_jc675q6 wrote

Replying to cheekclapper412 (#2,224,966)

He even admitted as much. But who cares? It’s pot and mushrooms. It’s almost unheard of for anyone to have an overdose from either, and even rarer for anyone to die. The local pharmacy likely has a much bigger problem with the fentanyl and oxys diverted or “lost” along the way to them.

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cheekclapper412 t1_jc68ky5 wrote

Replying to _Abobo (#2,226,997)

No doubt, and I’m all for legalization. But idk I feel that this kind of stuff shouldn’t be in the hands of a 20 year old, especially a paranoid 20yo who owns all of those guns. If you want to buy some stuff to sell to close friends that’s one thing, but sounds like he was trying to supply half of west deer lol

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mexicocitibluez t1_jc6f0nz wrote

> Deputies state in the complaint that they knocked on the door they found in the basement and the door came open revealing the cache of drugs.

Dude. IANAL, but I'm almost positive since they were there for a person they aren't allowed to "search" through your shit. This is how they get around actually searching. By making up a story about "knocking on the door...and the door came open revealing all the secret stuff". This is pretty ridiculous.

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mexicocitibluez t1_jc6f504 wrote

Replying to cheekclapper412 (#2,224,932)

he denied it AFTER they searched his house for the person. they can't just search your shit when looking for someone. the whole "we knocked and a door to your secret cache flew open" is the reason they used for the warrant (since technically they arent allowed to).

He probably realized this after giving them permission to search for the person, but at the point it's too late.

edit: the initial search and warrant was for a person. warrants are very specific about what you can and cannot search.hence why they needed ANOTHER one

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Thecrawsome t1_jc6g0vi wrote

Pennsylvania's archaic drug laws ruining another life.

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avowed t1_jc7ei0x wrote

None of that should be a crime.

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