The following people also are or were being held at the Barrow County Detention Center. Listed below are their names, ages, addresses and the charges for their arrests by the Barrow County Sheriff’s Office.
An arrest occurs when an officer has probable cause to believe that a crime has been committed or if a person commits a crime in an officer’s presence. An arrest is not a conviction of guilt.
The following names were provided by a jail media report distributed by the Barrow County Sheriff’s Office:
Recent BCSO arrests Sept. 12-18
•Nichelle Anthony, 44, of 118 East Kimball St., Winder; felony probation violation.
•Dexter Jermaine Armour, 37, of 257 Tanners Bridge Road, Bethlehem; parole violation.
•Debra Baswell, 52, of 187B Glenn View Terrance, Winder; hold for Henry County.
•David Patrick Bowers, 22, of 25 Lays Lane, Winder; here for court only.
•Melvin Leon Byrd, 42, of 1346 Armstead Circle, Monroe; housed for Walton County.
•William Roger Coughlin, 21, of 4053 Sturgeon Circle, Buford; two counts cruelty to children in the 3rd degree or subsequent offense, battery.
•Matthew Lurt Cubbage, 23, of 275 Doe Skin trail, Smyrna; housed for Walton County.
•Lastacia Blaki Damons, 20, of 162 Creekwood Drive, Athens; battery family violence 1st offense-misdemeanor.
•Blake Randall Davis, 20, of 390 Windy Hill Court, Jefferson; four counts deposit account fraud checks $499 or less.
•Kashonda Lashonta Evans, 29, of 230 Capitol Ave. Apt. 43, Winder; possession of a schedule I controlled substance.
•Brian Keith Faulkner, 37, of 4031 Stock Road, Monroe; housed for Walton County.
•Matthew Scott Fletcher, 23, of 1239 Peppers Road, Auburn; bondsman off bond: criminal trespass, loiotering.
•Chelsea Lauren Frampton, 17, of 491 Shyrewood drive, Lawrenceville; misdemeanor theft by shoplifting.
•Brendon Randall Frey, 20, of 436 Vinings Ct., Bethlehem; sale, distribution or possession of dangerous drugs.
•Kara Elizabeth Gaines, 29, of 1169 Robertson Bridge Road, Statham; hold for Madison County.
•Robert Lewis Galloway, 45, of 310 North F St., Fort Smith, Ark.; housed for Walton County.
•Tomas Luis Salvador Garcia-Ramirez, 28, of 200 Whistleville Ct., Winder; misdemeanor driving without a valid license.
•Dennis Hardge, 49, of 271 Carver Drive, Social Circle; Walton County inmate.
•Alejandro Torres Hernandez, 25, of 1865 Grouse Ct., Winder; expired or no drivers license, failure to maintain lane.
•Bruce Michael Hoard, 60, of 1118 Arch Tanner Road, Bethlehem; burglary.
•Steven Michael Hollis, 39, of 4240 New Horizon Drive, Loganville; housed for Walton County.
•Torine Anthony Holmes, 34, of 120 Marable St., Monroe; housed for Walton County.
•Herman Jerome Jackson, 30, of 516 Tall Oaks, Monroe; housed for Walton County.
•Franklin Eugene Johnson, 43, of 102 Dyno Trail P.O. Box 414, Statham; three counts felony probation violation, harassing phone calls.
•Erin Elizabeth Kaiser, 23, of 3744 East Bay St., Duluth; three counts deposit account fraud/bad checks $499 or less.
•Marcus Antonius Lackey, 42, of 440 Magnolia Terrace, Monroe; housed for Walton County.
•Shalonda Annette Lackey, 30, of 1924 Cornes Circle, Lithonia; here for court only.
•Kevin William Lamb, 30, of 1046 Jericho Road, Auburn; two counts criminal trespass, battery, obstructing or hindering persons making emergency telephone call.
•Frederick Clinton Libbey, 23, of 942 Grier Road, Winder; weekender.
•Madison Keith Martin, 27, of 106A Quail Valley Road, Auburn; felony probation violation, contempt of superior court child support.
•John Odell Mason, 43, Baldwin State Prison; here for court.
•Hirum Wayne Maxey, 43, of 97 North Williamson St., Winder; hold for Henry County.
•Jimmy Lee McIntyre, 21, state inmate; here for court.
•Jeffrey Charles Meers, 33, of 4100 Brown Road, Tucker; two counts felony theft by receiving stolen property into state.
•Jimmy David Mills, 47, Macon State Prison, Oglethorpe; here for court.
•Mitchell Lee Phillips, 33, of 1216 Willow Drive, Auburn; felony probation violation.
•Lerry Jarrold Poole, 26, of 3336 Saddlegate Drive, Buford; felony probation violation.
•Jackie Ray Prather, 72, of 187 Glenview Ct. Apt. B, Winder; burglary.
•Linda Denise Riddle, 39, of 102 Scenic Highway, Lawrenceville; misdemeanor theft by shoplifting, possession of a schedule II controlled substance, possession of a schedule IV controlled substance, two count prescription drugs must be in their original container(s).
•Angela Louise Smallwood, 30, of 118 Arch Tanner Road, Bethlehem; burglary.
•Nicholas John Stake, 28, of 1449 Millstone Ct., Winder; two counts felony probation violation.
•Tiffany Cyvonne Syphore, 33, of 71 West Tate St., Elberton; misdemeanor failure to appear, deposit account fraud/bad checks $499 or less.
•Kevin Todd Sewell, of 1135 Clacktown Road, is charged with battery, two counts pointing or aiming gun or pistol at another, terroristic threats and acts, 2nd degree criminal damage to property, possession of firearm or knife during commission of a crime or attempt to commit certain felonies and false imprisonment.
•Kenneth O’Neal Thompson, 39, of 995 Highway 211 NE, Statham; concept of superior court.
•Jonathon Adam Walker, 26, of 1420 Ethridge Road, Auburn; false imprisonment, three counts misdemeanor family violence 1st offense.
•Rodney Anthony Williams, 48, of 355 Dartmouth Drive, Atlanta; felony probation violation.
•Jeffrey Daniel Zimmerman, 20, of 26655 Paul Thomas Drive, Dacula; theft by shoplifting-misdemeanor.
•Kayla Marie Atherton, 18, of 1939 Diamond Ridge Drive, Statham; weekender.
•Barry Donel Bates, 56, of 379 Hills Point Court, Bethlehem; felony probation violation.
•Dylan Roy Carder, 22, of 348 Duanhoo Road, Winder; weekender.
•Christopher Allen Chumley, 38, of 1217 Wages Bridge Road, Nicholson; DUI-alcohol, failure to maintain lane.
•Matthew Steven Daniel, 27, of 2374 Greeson road, Statham; two counts misdemeanor theft by receiving stolen property, two counts felony theft by deception
•James Randall Glawson, 52, of 1588 Deer Park Road, Atlanta; DUI-alcohol, failure to maintain lane, possession of cocaine with intent to distribute, crossing state/country guard lines with weapons, intoxicants, drugs without consent, possession and use of drug related objects, possession of a schedule I controlled substance.
•Pete Lamont Gresham, 22, of 586 Peters St., Statham; sentenced to 2 days.
•Jason Lamar Hall, 29, of 204 Shields St., Winder; burglary.
•Jacob Scott Kirkland, 20, of 1608 Butterfly Lane, Statham; three counts felony probation violation, obstructing or hindering law enforcement officers.
•Natasha Lynn Lee, 32, of 414 Gladiola Drive, Winder, disorderly conduct, obstructing or hindering law enforcement officers, simple battery.
•Michael Danarde Lyles, 30, of 118 Griffith St., Winder; weekender.
•Emily Beth Massey, 48, of 601 Century Drive, Winder; DUI-alcohol, failure to maintain lane, possession of open alcohol container.
•Jeffrey Ray Morris, 50, of 1775 Timothy Road, Athens; felony probation violation.
•Anthony Shane Nolen, 34, of 853 City Pond Circle, Winder; sentenced to 10 days.
•Steven Jon Parkesdrevitson, 33, of 1095 Atlanta Hwy, Auburn; felony probation violation.
•Aditya Rasmikant Patel, 26, of 1338 Eastbrook Trace, Martietta; speeding in excess of maximum limits, reckless driving.
• Gregory Scott Phillips, 45, of 380 Kay Lane, Winder; conversion of payments for real property improvements.
• Jonathon Leander Pope, 45, of 721 Burson Maddox Road, Winder; two counts felony probation violation.
• Kimberly Diane Self, 33, of 64 Creekwood Court, Winder; felony theft by shoplifting.
• Scott D. Stein, 28, of 3119 Eagles Pass, Louisville, Ky.; reckless driving, speeding in excess of maximum limits.
• Preston Andrew Stewart, 44, of 228 Holly Drive, Winder; driving while license suspended or revoked, taillights/taillights lenses required.
• Nichole Elizabeth Taylor, 28, of 1095 Atlanta Highway, Auburn; felony probation violation.
• Rod Tyler Thomas, 19, of 25 Thurmond Road, Statham; weekender.
•Dexter Jermaine Armour, 37, of 257 Tanners Bridge Road, Bethlehem; parole violation.
•Debra Baswell, 52, of 187B Glenn View Terrance, Winder; hold for Henry County.
•David Patrick Bowers, 22, of 25 Lays Lane, Winder; here for court only.
•Melvin Leon Byrd, 42, of 1346 Armstead Circle, Monroe; housed for Walton County.
•William Roger Coughlin, 21, of 4053 Sturgeon Circle, Buford; two counts cruelty to children in the 3rd degree or subsequent offense, battery.
•Matthew Lurt Cubbage, 23, of 275 Doe Skin trail, Smyrna; housed for Walton County.
•Lastacia Blaki Damons, 20, of 162 Creekwood Drive, Athens; battery family violence 1st offense-misdemeanor.
•Blake Randall Davis, 20, of 390 Windy Hill Court, Jefferson; four counts deposit account fraud checks $499 or less.
•Kashonda Lashonta Evans, 29, of 230 Capitol Ave. Apt. 43, Winder; possession of a schedule I controlled substance.
•Brian Keith Faulkner, 37, of 4031 Stock Road, Monroe; housed for Walton County.
•Matthew Scott Fletcher, 23, of 1239 Peppers Road, Auburn; bondsman off bond: criminal trespass, loiotering.
•Chelsea Lauren Frampton, 17, of 491 Shyrewood drive, Lawrenceville; misdemeanor theft by shoplifting.
•Brendon Randall Frey, 20, of 436 Vinings Ct., Bethlehem; sale, distribution or possession of dangerous drugs.
•Kara Elizabeth Gaines, 29, of 1169 Robertson Bridge Road, Statham; hold for Madison County.
•Robert Lewis Galloway, 45, of 310 North F St., Fort Smith, Ark.; housed for Walton County.
•Tomas Luis Salvador Garcia-Ramirez, 28, of 200 Whistleville Ct., Winder; misdemeanor driving without a valid license.
•Dennis Hardge, 49, of 271 Carver Drive, Social Circle; Walton County inmate.
•Alejandro Torres Hernandez, 25, of 1865 Grouse Ct., Winder; expired or no drivers license, failure to maintain lane.
•Bruce Michael Hoard, 60, of 1118 Arch Tanner Road, Bethlehem; burglary.
•Steven Michael Hollis, 39, of 4240 New Horizon Drive, Loganville; housed for Walton County.
•Torine Anthony Holmes, 34, of 120 Marable St., Monroe; housed for Walton County.
•Herman Jerome Jackson, 30, of 516 Tall Oaks, Monroe; housed for Walton County.
•Franklin Eugene Johnson, 43, of 102 Dyno Trail P.O. Box 414, Statham; three counts felony probation violation, harassing phone calls.
•Erin Elizabeth Kaiser, 23, of 3744 East Bay St., Duluth; three counts deposit account fraud/bad checks $499 or less.
•Marcus Antonius Lackey, 42, of 440 Magnolia Terrace, Monroe; housed for Walton County.
•Shalonda Annette Lackey, 30, of 1924 Cornes Circle, Lithonia; here for court only.
•Kevin William Lamb, 30, of 1046 Jericho Road, Auburn; two counts criminal trespass, battery, obstructing or hindering persons making emergency telephone call.
•Frederick Clinton Libbey, 23, of 942 Grier Road, Winder; weekender.
•Madison Keith Martin, 27, of 106A Quail Valley Road, Auburn; felony probation violation, contempt of superior court child support.
•John Odell Mason, 43, Baldwin State Prison; here for court.
•Hirum Wayne Maxey, 43, of 97 North Williamson St., Winder; hold for Henry County.
•Jimmy Lee McIntyre, 21, state inmate; here for court.
•Jeffrey Charles Meers, 33, of 4100 Brown Road, Tucker; two counts felony theft by receiving stolen property into state.
•Jimmy David Mills, 47, Macon State Prison, Oglethorpe; here for court.
•Mitchell Lee Phillips, 33, of 1216 Willow Drive, Auburn; felony probation violation.
•Lerry Jarrold Poole, 26, of 3336 Saddlegate Drive, Buford; felony probation violation.
•Jackie Ray Prather, 72, of 187 Glenview Ct. Apt. B, Winder; burglary.
•Linda Denise Riddle, 39, of 102 Scenic Highway, Lawrenceville; misdemeanor theft by shoplifting, possession of a schedule II controlled substance, possession of a schedule IV controlled substance, two count prescription drugs must be in their original container(s).
•Angela Louise Smallwood, 30, of 118 Arch Tanner Road, Bethlehem; burglary.
•Nicholas John Stake, 28, of 1449 Millstone Ct., Winder; two counts felony probation violation.
•Tiffany Cyvonne Syphore, 33, of 71 West Tate St., Elberton; misdemeanor failure to appear, deposit account fraud/bad checks $499 or less.
•Kevin Todd Sewell, of 1135 Clacktown Road, is charged with battery, two counts pointing or aiming gun or pistol at another, terroristic threats and acts, 2nd degree criminal damage to property, possession of firearm or knife during commission of a crime or attempt to commit certain felonies and false imprisonment.
•Kenneth O’Neal Thompson, 39, of 995 Highway 211 NE, Statham; concept of superior court.
•Jonathon Adam Walker, 26, of 1420 Ethridge Road, Auburn; false imprisonment, three counts misdemeanor family violence 1st offense.
•Rodney Anthony Williams, 48, of 355 Dartmouth Drive, Atlanta; felony probation violation.
•Jeffrey Daniel Zimmerman, 20, of 26655 Paul Thomas Drive, Dacula; theft by shoplifting-misdemeanor.
•Kayla Marie Atherton, 18, of 1939 Diamond Ridge Drive, Statham; weekender.
•Barry Donel Bates, 56, of 379 Hills Point Court, Bethlehem; felony probation violation.
•Dylan Roy Carder, 22, of 348 Duanhoo Road, Winder; weekender.
•Christopher Allen Chumley, 38, of 1217 Wages Bridge Road, Nicholson; DUI-alcohol, failure to maintain lane.
•Matthew Steven Daniel, 27, of 2374 Greeson road, Statham; two counts misdemeanor theft by receiving stolen property, two counts felony theft by deception
•James Randall Glawson, 52, of 1588 Deer Park Road, Atlanta; DUI-alcohol, failure to maintain lane, possession of cocaine with intent to distribute, crossing state/country guard lines with weapons, intoxicants, drugs without consent, possession and use of drug related objects, possession of a schedule I controlled substance.
•Pete Lamont Gresham, 22, of 586 Peters St., Statham; sentenced to 2 days.
•Jason Lamar Hall, 29, of 204 Shields St., Winder; burglary.
•Jacob Scott Kirkland, 20, of 1608 Butterfly Lane, Statham; three counts felony probation violation, obstructing or hindering law enforcement officers.
•Natasha Lynn Lee, 32, of 414 Gladiola Drive, Winder, disorderly conduct, obstructing or hindering law enforcement officers, simple battery.
•Michael Danarde Lyles, 30, of 118 Griffith St., Winder; weekender.
•Emily Beth Massey, 48, of 601 Century Drive, Winder; DUI-alcohol, failure to maintain lane, possession of open alcohol container.
•Jeffrey Ray Morris, 50, of 1775 Timothy Road, Athens; felony probation violation.
•Anthony Shane Nolen, 34, of 853 City Pond Circle, Winder; sentenced to 10 days.
•Steven Jon Parkesdrevitson, 33, of 1095 Atlanta Hwy, Auburn; felony probation violation.
•Aditya Rasmikant Patel, 26, of 1338 Eastbrook Trace, Martietta; speeding in excess of maximum limits, reckless driving.
• Gregory Scott Phillips, 45, of 380 Kay Lane, Winder; conversion of payments for real property improvements.
• Jonathon Leander Pope, 45, of 721 Burson Maddox Road, Winder; two counts felony probation violation.
• Kimberly Diane Self, 33, of 64 Creekwood Court, Winder; felony theft by shoplifting.
• Scott D. Stein, 28, of 3119 Eagles Pass, Louisville, Ky.; reckless driving, speeding in excess of maximum limits.
• Preston Andrew Stewart, 44, of 228 Holly Drive, Winder; driving while license suspended or revoked, taillights/taillights lenses required.
• Nichole Elizabeth Taylor, 28, of 1095 Atlanta Highway, Auburn; felony probation violation.
• Rod Tyler Thomas, 19, of 25 Thurmond Road, Statham; weekender.
also State of Illinois made similar ruling.
of course this required persons to be arrested and confined for the offense and then those persons filed monatary lawsuits against the Law enforcement agency making the violation of their civil rights.
only by standing up for freedom can we remain free.
it is not what the law GIVES us. it is what we fight to keep.
Loitering is just a excuse to take ones freedom.
While operating in the Gulf Coast after Katrina local Police requested The Army gaurd to take firearms from locals as area secured.
The Officers from one unit told his men violating one right to keep and bear arms by taking firearms searching for firearms, would be met with Arrest and Court Martial of the person.
Rather then following blindly what one wants to do, follow the Constitution first. the local laws second.
violating the constitution which is more then local laws in illegal.
By the way, UCMJ is the Uniform Code of Military Justice. You prob. Already knew that, but just in case .....
Just out of curiosity, when was loitering deemed unenforceable? Think you got bad info somewhere.
The Capt in charge clarified that violating the constitution of the citizens would result in him personally making sure the men under his command would face court martial.
Martial law does not I repeat not invalidate the constitution despite how you may like to think it does.
also The U.S. supreme court in Morals vs City of Chicago.
also case in N.J. man sued tranist authority and supreme court also ruled unenforceable loitering laws.
I know hoping they will plead out, plead guilty.
It has been said that the average business owner in the U.S. violtes at least one local state or federal law each day he does business.
thank goodness the Police dont sit in his office waiting to take him to the jail.
Are you smoking something not sold in stores?
the U.S,. supreme court has already ruled this is unenforcable law.
Georgia does in fact have a Loitering and Prowling statute so this deputy was well in his/her rights.
when you start saying the ploice are just enforcing the law dont blame the police blame the law makers.
now hmmm
jaywalking is illegal..... hmmm dont see many arrest for that.
the truth is on the street police have a choice to arrest people or write a ticket or just let people go with a warning.
some police wont issue tickets unless forced to,
some when forced to will not pursue the case merly show up at court and dont care if you plead not guilty, why because they are forced to write tickets make arrest but really find it pointless to arrest and fine people for making errors they themself make.
then there are those officers who want to make a name for them self,
The law is the law, however they also lack standing up for thise not able to stand up for themself in most cases.
I have met great officers from Gwinnett county sheriff, Norcross, Georgia State Patrol, Tenn State Patrol, Illinois State Patrol, City of Atlanta, City of Chicago, Cook County sheriff, these men and women have one thing seems lacking in Barrow the Sheriffs dept, being able to put SERVICE in providing for Barrow citizens,
I have seen Police decide is it going to hurt or help someone to put them in jail, is it going to cause them to lose job, family health. (not in Barrow county) but the other officers I have seen help people they dont know and dont expect to ever see again not just arrest and fill the jails.
not just see how much paper they can write on arrestee, cause they are mad with them.
well herein lies the problem first off in the u.S. supreme court ruling the prima facia basis for loitering to be valid would be the requirement for Law officer to order person to leave. the Ga code first off lacks that in its statue.
second the person was arrested one charge dealing with bond being removed, so it would seem if linked he wasnt loitering. I am just guessing but this probably happened in regards to the bondmans office. just an idea though.
and thus if it is then you can see the loitering thing is just load of crap. one more charge that is full of many problems.
also one stopped by officer only must give name and of course what Police love... PAPERS PLEASE.
after that not making a statement on why one is where one is would not justify arrest for loitering, and if arrested would be ground for the person being arrested making sure to go to trail be found not guilty and filing a ciil rights lawsuit against the dept that took ones rights.
I see you changed your screen name again though. There is no way you can hide with this logic,grammar, spelling and punctuation.
thanks goodness some Sheriffs and Police agencies have told Homeland Security to go do this exercise elsewhere
The only ones who need to live in " constant fear" are the ones who are breaking the law and have something to hide, hence fearing going to jail.HMMMM.....Sound like anyone you know?
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So loitering is illegal I guess so is anything when we start down stopping others from doing things that do not hurt us just annoy us.
wonder when Barrow Sheriff will start showing up with fines every time I have more then three people over for BBQ.
Here is case in point there are laws that when created sounded good but in practice they take away our freedom. by the way hopefully this out of control Police dept and city get a lawsuit filed for violated the civil liberties of this family.
And I do agree with that however, there would be no laws without the constitution. You wouldnt have one without the other. We are sworn to uphold both. So I dont really know what your asking.
THE LAWS WE ENFORCE ARE THE LAWS THAT ARE JUST THAT, LAWS. UNTIL THE LAWMAKERS TAKE THEM OFF THE BOOKS WE HAVE TO ENFORCE THEM. WE MAY NOT LIKE IT SOMETIMES BUT WE HAVE MOUTHS TO FEED JUST LIKE EVERYONE ELSE. SO IF THEY ARE STILL LAWS THEN WE ARE NOT OBEYING ILLEGAL ORDERS, THEY ARE LEGAL LAWS.AS FAR AS THE COPS IN KATRINA, THEY WERE A DISGRACE TO THE BADGE. DONT PUT ALL OF US IN THAT GROUP.
and you were trying to defend the New Orleans and Parish sheriff orders given.
you claimed the Amry guard was under the control of them.
This of course is not the case the Army Guard is answerable to the Govenor of thier state the DOD and the pentagon and the Constitution.
luckily Officers within last ten years going though OCS in Fort Knox. have been told if it violates the constitution it is not something to let be done.
Despite laws being unconstitutional you are claiming you must do it even because it is wrong but it is the law.
that you have mouth to feed well so did the Gestpo and the officers in the peoples republic of Russia.
China Police claim same things in tenament square uprising.
to heck with the people I must eat.
Second, We HAVE to enforce all of the laws whether we like them or not. What is immoral to you may not be to others. But give me an example for one of these laws. We are sworn to uphold both. We cant pick and choose which ones we want too. Now i will say that on some things we do have officer descretion, not many, but some. And yes, there are those officers that take enforcement to extreme, the ones who would give their own mother a ticket. I choose to be an officer that uses reasonable enforcement, when I can. Like I said, there are some laws that we MUST enforce, without question, or be writen up, suspended or even fired. I need my job.
Look I am not trying to say some officers shouldnt take home cars but not ALL 73!!!! come on.
Second no enforcement agency can force a officer to make arrest or even write tickets, I know one officer who made many arrests and I know one officer who always got jeered cause he didnt make many.
I know one officer on Traffic he wrote his tickets, he showed up to court but he told the people plead not guilty.
The judge had no problem kicking on one day he had 17 cases 16 dismissals one guy plead guilty.
also Judge Booth runs good Court, he has kicked cases that even though drugs were found or people on probation lacked the merit due to no cause.
I am saying it isnt easy job but it isnt hard as the guy who comes does my landscaping either.
even if search is conducted without asking for consent there is other then invasion of privacy issue little a court would do or few lawyers that would take that case.
and yes sometimes officers just start opening compartments and searching without asking. not in Barrow county but in county close to Barrow, minor delay in my day but since I dont have illegal items in my car or on my person found it disturbing and an annoyance.
had I had something I probably would have been arrest car impounded had to post bond and in the end the charges dismissed.
I dont think the FISHING stop and search plan is good and it is not constitutional for sure but lacking willing to spend 10 K for lawsuit there is little we can do other then elect Sheriffs and politicians that keep citizens right first and foremost.
UNBELIEVABLE!!
a beating is a beating a murder is a murder, it should not make difference in charges if one lives same home or next door.
if you beat someone cause the look goofy or if you beat someone and call them a name.
beating is beating, murder is murder
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they were legal and widely used, some people used some didnt some became overly indulgeent some didnt.
and Portugal has decided to stop its drug war.
and guess what 30 peercent drop in crimes against otehrs, property crimes.
twenty percent DECREASE yes less people using the drugs that were under battle that the govt decided to stop the silly play war agianst.
though why cook it there is simple easy way that doesnt even require the flame method or heat.
but so much for that.
And Freebased cocaine use or crack same end result yet crack is easier and cheaper to do so it is looked down on more.
either way people wont stop doing drugs due to being illegal like fireworks are outlawed lot of places, seems it only leads to more people using things and getting seriously hurt or exploited because it is fear of going to jail in addition to not having anyone to ask about doing or using possible harmful things.
and yes In the event I took medicine that hurt me or killed me I could sue which even woth all the regulations thats all that I can do now.
or even in school kids used to make each other pass out by hyperventaliating then putting presure on eachothers chests till you passed out, so please leave people do silly things as long as they do it to themself