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The same type of person who puts a waste treatment facility next to a playground. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes |
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I pondered what would happen if someone did this on purpose in the Canadian fentanyl thread...
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As someone who works in a prison, this is absolutely terrifying. I hope all staff are ok.
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Now they're bringing in heavy equipment, brought in a large sized crane.....
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Or a trial run or important prisoner....if it's even true View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes |
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This is kind of frightening if you think about it. What is harder to access; prison HVAC or school/mall/corporate HVAC? I hope everyone recovers and they quickly catch whoever is responsible.
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When a large number of inmates and guards start presenting with immediate signs of opiate overdose, it doesn't take much deductive reasoning to get to fentanyl in an air duct.
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This is kind of frightening if you think about it. What is harder to access; prison HVAC or school/mall/corporate HVAC? I hope everyone recovers and they quickly catch whoever is responsible. View Quote |
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I pondered what would happen if someone did this on purpose in the Canadian fentanyl thread... View Quote I thought it would be MS-13 or ROPers attacking rivals or the general public though. |
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Quoted: I could see it as a test run for doing the same to a school. Architecture and HVAC systems are very similar. (Hell, in my state they've been built by the same architects and construction firms.) View Quote |
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I just saw this episode of The Wire, Tilghman bought the heroin, which was laced with strychnine at the behest of Stringer Bell, from Blind Butchie.
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Feds are on-site in unmarked cars. About a dozen just showed up in unison on SR104.
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Might be an inmate attack given the casualties I'm seeing reported.
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Could it be a bad batch of K2...2 inmates smoking it..cellies, then have reaction, staff respond and due to second hand smoke, get affected by it. Had that happen to me twice.
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I run a medium sized news agency here in Ohio. Had a guard contact us. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes |
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Might be an inmate attack given the casualties I'm seeing reported.
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I wonder if it has anything to do with the national prison strike that started last week and is supposed to last 19 days? I read where OH was pushing back pretty hard on the leaders in their system by revoking phone privileges and the like.
Of course the Commies are behind it. https://www.workers.org/2018/08/28/national-prison-strike-enters-second-week/ |
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its legit.
Wife works at hospital nearby said had a code yellow meaning a disaster just happened. She didnt know what it was but has to be this. |
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Interesting I guess I didnt think k2 be like it is but it do View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes |
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I must have said in every thread that it wouldnt be long till it gets turned into a weapon. even if accidental in this case it will happen. Its like the magical sleep dust of hollywood
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Yep, it's a serious issue in prison. And who the fuck knows what is in each batch that gets smuggled in View Quote I remember gas stations having that stuff everywhere about 5 years ago or so |
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The Fentanyl hysteria in GD is hilarious...... "OMG if you touch it you die" View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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Its just gonna get worse, that shit is pouring across the border by the ton, enough to kill every man, woman, and child on the planet 100x over. The Fentanyl hysteria in GD is hilarious...... "OMG if you touch it you die" Kharn |
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Vulnerability of HVAC systems are another reason I get nervous about President Trump making speaking tours at different places.
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For the longest time weren't they just switching the chemicals around to avoid being illegal? I remember gas stations having that stuff everywhere about 5 years ago or so View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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Yep, it's a serious issue in prison. And who the fuck knows what is in each batch that gets smuggled in I remember gas stations having that stuff everywhere about 5 years ago or so |
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Yes and it's why it is so popular bc it is hard to test for in prison. When I was in investigations any larger batches I would come across would have to be taken to the lab so they could break down the chemicals and get me the results before I could charge them. It's a lengthy process and most field tests really aren't accurate with it. Many have died in fed joints due to it, not sure about state/county but I'm sure it's just as bad if not worse. View Quote |
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