aquarium mistaken for meth lab
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nacl freak
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That would make me so....
aquaknight
Active Member
What?!?!?
CenterPoint energy maintains the home was "unsafe"
How is a vinegar aroma "unsafe?"
. Indeed go find a lawyer.
CenterPoint energy maintains the home was "unsafe"
How is a vinegar aroma "unsafe?"
machinfrontofu
Member
wow...... i think she needs someone to clean her tank for her
texasmetal
Active Member
And I thought the people on drugs were paranoid.
coral keeper
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sickboy
Active Member
Originally Posted by TexasMetal
http:///forum/post/2699614
And I thought the people on drugs were paranoid.
No kidding! That story is crazy
http:///forum/post/2699614
And I thought the people on drugs were paranoid.
No kidding! That story is crazy
sepulatian
Moderator
It has been posted https://forums.saltwaterfish.com/t/318429/police-activity
It is still crazy though! I am interested to know the outcome of this case.
It is still crazy though! I am interested to know the outcome of this case.
texasmetal
Active Member
Me too.
Realistically if they filed a lawsuit they would have just won a bunch of tax money from the city and not the judge personally, who frivalously handed over a search warrant to the police without any substantial evidence.
Realistically if they filed a lawsuit they would have just won a bunch of tax money from the city and not the judge personally, who frivalously handed over a search warrant to the police without any substantial evidence.
sepulatian
Moderator
Originally Posted by TexasMetal
http:///forum/post/2700292
Me too.
Realistically if they filed a lawsuit they would have just won a bunch of tax money from the city and not the judge personally, who frivalously handed over a search warrant to the police without any substantial evidence.
Not to mention that the couple was not young and were cuffed. Their door was broken in, it was terrible. I do like the picture pointing into a cave in the rock captioned "Meth lab in here"
Seriously though, they were not treated too nicely. I understand that the police had probable cause. Now that it is over, the couple should be entitled to a settlement of some kind.
http:///forum/post/2700292
Me too.
Realistically if they filed a lawsuit they would have just won a bunch of tax money from the city and not the judge personally, who frivalously handed over a search warrant to the police without any substantial evidence.
Not to mention that the couple was not young and were cuffed. Their door was broken in, it was terrible. I do like the picture pointing into a cave in the rock captioned "Meth lab in here"
Seriously though, they were not treated too nicely. I understand that the police had probable cause. Now that it is over, the couple should be entitled to a settlement of some kind.
texasmetal
Active Member
Originally Posted by sepulatian
http:///forum/post/2700297
Not to mention that the couple was not young and were cuffed. Their door was broken in, it was terrible. I do like the picture pointing into a cave in the rock captioned "Meth lab in here"
Seriously though, they were not treated too nicely. I understand that the police had probable cause. Now that it is over, the couple should be entitled to a settlement of some kind.
Absolutely.
A friend of mine had his car torn apart because the police suspected him of carrying drugs. Didn't find any. Didn't apologize for destroying his ******** either, and I mean they really screwed it up bad.
http:///forum/post/2700297
Not to mention that the couple was not young and were cuffed. Their door was broken in, it was terrible. I do like the picture pointing into a cave in the rock captioned "Meth lab in here"
Seriously though, they were not treated too nicely. I understand that the police had probable cause. Now that it is over, the couple should be entitled to a settlement of some kind.
Absolutely.
A friend of mine had his car torn apart because the police suspected him of carrying drugs. Didn't find any. Didn't apologize for destroying his ******** either, and I mean they really screwed it up bad.
sepulatian
Moderator
Right, I understand that there is protocol and that they have to take these reports seriously. This was out of hand though.
reefkprz
Active Member
I dont even need to read the article I can image it went something like "neighbors notice strange light" or "strange odors reported by building superintendant" "maintinence man reports strange smell" or some other thing. but hey at least the cops tried to do something about a methlab..... even though it wasnt. better than them ignoring the possibility.