Driver caught with $400K in Ecstasy pills, cash after high-speed I-20 chase
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Police say they found an estimated $400.000 in Ecstasy pills in a car that was part of a high-speed chase on Interstate 20.

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It’s not worth the danger of the chase for a traffic violation, and not worth the danger of the chase for the drugs.

      • HalosheepEnglish
        22·
        1 year ago

        Man defending yourself this hard in this sort of circle jerk community is never going to end well. No one here is going to take a nuanced look at the situation and any reasonable argument is falling on deaf ears.

      • snooggums@kbin.social
        78·
        1 year ago

        without evidence to dispute we can assume fits their chase and PIT policy

        No, it is fairly safe to assume that police don’t follow their own policies by paying attention to how many times they don’t bother.

                  • NeuromancerEnglish
                    61·
                    1 year ago

                    Bootlicker always cracks me up. They think it makes them sound tough but it does the opposite.

                    The world is grey. Everyone has become so binary is maddening.

                    I have no issue with most cops but I really despise bad cops.

                    I fully support police reform as with modern technology we can do things differently now. We need to rethink how we police.

                    But back to this case, I don’t see an issue.