OC Heroin Ring

[demopublican]

When did OC get a heroin problem?

In the early nineties heroin made a big showing in the suburbs and college campuses of middle America. I am taking this for a sign that this is either still going on or back again.

Wake up kids. This is bad **** and will get you killed or ruin your life.
As for these dealer? No mercy. Freaking POS heartless animals.
http://www.baltimoresun.com/news/mar...,1643065.story

In an effort to reverse an "overwhelming increase" in heroin abuse in Ocean City this year, police in Maryland's largest beach resort launched a broad, weeks-long investigation into the local drug trade — resulting last week in the indictments of more than 20 people on felony drug charges.

The large bust — which has netted more than 100 bags of heroin — comes at a time when law enforcement agencies across the state have focused on prescription drug fraud and abuse, resulting in prescription addicts unable to obtain the drugs they are dependent on turning to the streets for their fix, said Officer Michael Levy, an Ocean City police spokesman.

"We, like everybody else — the medical community, the state of Maryland and our neighboring jurisdictions — are really cracking down on prescription fraud and prescription drug abuse, and what you're seeing is the prescription-addicted person now turning to the illegal opiates, heroin being the cheapest and easiest to get on the street," Levy said.

[jessup270]

When did OC get a heroin problem?

In the early nineties heroin made a big showing in the suburbs and college campuses of middle America. I am taking this for a sign that this is either still going on or back again.

Wake up kids. This is bad **** and will get you killed or ruin your life.
As for these dealer? No mercy. Freaking POS heartless animals.
http://www.baltimoresun.com/news/mar...,1643065.story

Its strange how you mention the early nineties as heroin being big then.

My nephew 27, overdosed and died of a heroin overdose around 1991. He was for the most part a good kid. Working union tradesman, catholic school grad.

His death from heroin was most unexpected.

[bmore_ken]

Drugs are everywhere dude

[Norman]

Drugs are everywhere dude

Sure are....even up in my old stomping grounds.

CLINTON —
Jon Bon Jovi’s 19-year-old daughter was hospitalized Wednesday and now faces drug charges after overdosing on heroin in a dorm at Hamilton College, authorities said.

Stephanie Bongiovi was found unresponsive by an ambulance crew sent to Hamilton early Wednesday after a report that a female apparently overdosed in Dunham Hall, the school’s largest dorm.

http://www.uticaod.com/news/x1978601...leged-overdose

[ybnormal]

At last report, Baltimore city still holds the #1 spot in the U.S. for heroin. The fact that it has grown to this level in OC though is disturbing, especially when according to the 2010 census, the local population is only 7,100 compared to the visitor population that swells that number to 325,000-345,000 during the summer.

[demopublican]

Drugs are everywhere dude

Yes. But not all suburban parents understand that. They may see a little weed going on with their teens and college age kids a figure they are OK. Hell many of us did it back in the day (from what I have been told). But this ain't back in the day.

[Spot72]

At last report, Baltimore city still holds the #1 spot in the U.S. for heroin. The fact that it has grown to this level in OC though is disturbing, especially when according to the 2010 census, the local population is only 7,100 compared to the visitor population that swells that number to 325,000-345,000 during the summer.

Not disturbing at all, even in the most prestigious areas of downtown Baltimore, cocaine and heroin sales have always been there. Heroin addicts will drive from West Virginia, Pennsylvania and other states to score drugs. The biggest sales for these narcotic dealers are from out of state.

Eastern Shore is no stranger to narcotics and never has been, as many marijuana fields as it is down there on private property.

Yes. But not all suburban parents understand that. They may see a little weed going on with their teens and college age kids a figure they are OK. Hell many of us did it back in the day (from what I have been told). But this ain't back in the day.

Suburban teens and adults from suburbia make up a majority of the users of hard narcotics. In inner city areas, individuals who choose to sell will rarely if ever use them. That is very rare for a inner city dealer to use a hard narcotic, very rare. Now as you climb to the top of the food chain regarding dealers(bar owners, local business owners, individuals who have some contact with the ports and any random money laundering business ) you will begin to see an increase in personal usage.

[Brian]

Go to the boardwalk on the weekend in OC,it's thugville. BTW I think plenty of information has been compiled and proves that terrorist operate off of drug money so,the next time you're doing a little blow keep in mind that you just contributed to a soldier getting his legs blown off.

[demopublican]

Suburban teens and adults from suburbia make up a majority of the users of hard narcotics. In inner city areas, individuals who choose to sell will rarely if ever use them. That is very rare for a inner city dealer to use a hard narcotic, very rare. Now as you climb to the top of the food chain regarding dealers(bar owners, local business owners, individuals who have some contact with the ports and any random money laundering business ) you will begin to see an increase in personal usage.

Link please?

[ybnormal]

Go to the boardwalk on the weekend in OC,it's thugville. BTW I think plenty of information has been compiled and proves that terrorist operate off of drug money so,the next time you're doing a little blow keep in mind that you just contributed to a soldier getting his legs blown off.

Suggest you put down the blow and get your chit together. "thugville" on the boardwalk in OC on the weekend? Yeah, right. I've never seen it. Unless you're taikng about the dirtbags that hang around the rides and the under-21 club down at the end of the boards.

[ybnormal]

Not disturbing at all, even in the most prestigious areas of downtown Baltimore, cocaine and heroin sales have always been there. Heroin addicts will drive from West Virginia, Pennsylvania and other states to score drugs. The biggest sales for these narcotic dealers are from out of state.

Eastern Shore is no stranger to narcotics and never has been, as many marijuana fields as it is down there on private property.



Suburban teens and adults from suburbia make up a majority of the users of hard narcotics. In inner city areas, individuals who choose to sell will rarely if ever use them. That is very rare for a inner city dealer to use a hard narcotic, very rare. Now as you climb to the top of the food chain regarding dealers(bar owners, local business owners, individuals who have some contact with the ports and any random money laundering business ) you will begin to see an increase in personal usage.

Horse dung.

[Brian]

Suggest you put down the blow and get your chit together. "thugville" on the boardwalk in OC on the weekend? Yeah, right. I've never seen it. Unless you're taikng about the dirtbags that hang around the rides and the under-21 club down at the end of the boards.

Do a little research and you will find that OC's police department gets larger yearly and,there were quite a few arrest on the boardwalk that involved guns. Some of these fine young men had their picture in the local papers down there,they looked like you basic Baltimore City thugs. Drugs and thugs make weekend trips to OC.

[jonsensback]

Cops and locals alike have called Fallston HS in Harford County Heroin high for years, and the per capita income is one of the highest in the state.

And yes OC is not the oC of 20 or even 10 years ago in the board walk area.

[genghiskhanraven]

Not disturbing at all, even in the most prestigious areas of downtown Baltimore, cocaine and heroin sales have always been there. Heroin addicts will drive from West Virginia, Pennsylvania and other states to score drugs. The biggest sales for these narcotic dealers are from out of state.

Eastern Shore is no stranger to narcotics and never has been, as many marijuana fields as it is down there on private property.



Suburban teens and adults from suburbia make up a majority of the users of hard narcotics. In inner city areas, individuals who choose to sell will rarely if ever use them. That is very rare for a inner city dealer to use a hard narcotic, very rare. Now as you climb to the top of the food chain regarding dealers(bar owners, local business owners, individuals who have some contact with the ports and any random money laundering business ) you will begin to see an increase in personal usage.

Hahahah You state this as fact with nothing to back it up and its so FUNNY since its coming from you who will post "got a link" if someone even types that the sun rises in the east and sets in the west.

I can post a link where they estimate the inner city has over 60,000 drug addicts. Those are the ones committing all the large and petty crimes in the city to pay for a fix. We don't have 60,000 people driving into the ghetto from out of town to buy drugs like we have all these inner city folks walking around like zombies getting their smack from their corner dealer. If it was mostly people from out of town like you just pulled from your a$&, boy howdy traffic and parking would really suck.
Thanks for your lies, you're a good make believe story teller and fun to read

[pmore108]

Cops and locals alike have called Fallston HS in Harford County Heroin high for years, and the per capita income is one of the highest in the state.

And yes OC is not the oC of 20 or even 10 years ago in the board walk area.

As someone who grew up in baltimore city then moved to harford county at about age 15, I can attest to the veracity of the above statement. With that said, today that reputation is undeserved and most of the incidents regarding that specific high school are in the past (10 plus years ago). Also, it should be noted that while a large number of drug users do come to Baltimore (of course they would, you are talking about baltimore vs. everywhere else) from outside of the city, there is a very large population of users who call the city home. The idea that lower level dealers don't use is false. Most lower level touts, lookouts and dealers are users and most young dealers eventually end up abusing the drugs they sell.

[Spot72]

Go to the boardwalk on the weekend in OC,it's thugville. BTW I think plenty of information has been compiled and proves that terrorist operate off of drug money so,the next time you're doing a little blow keep in mind that you just contributed to a soldier getting his legs blown off.

knock off clothing and merchandise, narcotics and a wide number of items. Terrorists are not the only ones with their hands in the poppy fields over there

[bmore_ken]

they looked like you basic Baltimore City thugs. Drugs and thugs make weekend trips to OC.

You mean the light rail has been expanded to OC?

[Spot72]

The idea that lower level dealers don't use is false. Most lower level touts, lookouts and dealers are users and most young dealers eventually end up abusing the drugs they sell.

Very false if you are speaking on dealers in Baltimore City, check the rehab programs across Baltimore City. Young dealers may use oxycontins or even a ecstasy pill but rarely will you see a young guy doing cocaine or heroin. Not in Baltimore City, I was told that it's against the "culture" Your average lookout" is not getting close to the product and if a dealer was to use his own supply, then there would be nothing left to deal. These narcotics are very addictive.

Hahahah You state this as fact with nothing to back it up and its so FUNNY since its coming from you who will post "got a link" if someone even types that the sun rises in the east and sets in the west.

I can post a link where they estimate the inner city has over 60,000 drug addicts. Those are the ones committing all the large and petty crimes in the city to pay for a fix. We don't have 60,000 people driving into the ghetto from out of town to buy drugs like we have all these inner city folks walking around like zombies getting their smack from their corner dealer. If it was mostly people from out of town like you just pulled from your a$&, boy howdy traffic and parking would really suck.
Thanks for your lies, you're a good make believe story teller and fun to read

Bull-crap! No one ever said that you will not find heroin or cocaine addicts in Baltimore City. In fact, the ages for these addicts in the inner city can range from middle 30's to 70's unfortunately. The petty crimes like robbery have been committed by addicts and sometimes criminals in the areas or surrounding areas of the robbery, not all addicts condone in robbery but some do.

I have spoken with former and current dealers all over Baltimore City from the top of the food chain to the bottom(inner city streets) and received first hand accounts during seminars and intervention programs from these "hustlers". One young guy from a certain section of east Baltimore informed me that his biggest purchases were from West Virginia and PA. Another former dealer from another side of Baltimore informed that some of his biggest bulk buyers came from Western MD and also from PA. I was informed that in certain areas of the inner city, the detectives (undercovers) are known to pull over white citizens in areas where drug usage is high b/c 8 x out of 10 they are buying in BULK. Downtown Baltimore has a few hot spots where narcotics are purchased by residents of these areas.


So if you thinking that drugs and narcotic use is strictly done by American Black citizens, you know deep down that can not be further from the truth. The higher you climb the trade, the more money you can launder into other arenas and the more money you can feed your lawyer to eat the case if it arrives. This is a pay to play town. I've seen drug KINGPINS literally EAT a case due to lawyers, if the same kid from west or east Baltimore had the charges he would surely be under the jail due to not having the financial backing
(bottom of the trade) for lawyer fees.

http://www.eyeonannapolis.net/2011/0...n-annapolis-2/

[focus up]

Very false if you are speaking on dealers in Baltimore City, check the rehab programs across Baltimore City. Young dealers may use oxycontins or even a ecstasy pill but rarely will you see a young guy doing cocaine or heroin. Not in Baltimore City, I was told that it's against the "culture" Your average lookout" is not getting close to the product and if a dealer was to use his own supply, then there would be nothing left to deal. These narcotics are very addictive.








Bull-crap! No one ever said that you will not find heroin or cocaine addicts in Baltimore City. In fact, the ages for these addicts in the inner city can range from middle 30's to 70's unfortunately. The petty crimes like robbery have been committed by addicts and sometimes criminals in the areas or surrounding areas of the robbery, not all addicts condone in robbery but some do.

I have spoken with former and current dealers all over Baltimore City from the top of the food chain to the bottom(inner city streets) and received first hand accounts during seminars and intervention programs from these "hustlers". One young guy from a certain section of east Baltimore informed me that his biggest purchases were from West Virginia and PA. Another former dealer from another side of Baltimore informed that some of his biggest bulk buyers came from Western MD and also from PA. I was informed that in certain areas of the inner city, the detectives (undercovers) are known to pull over white citizens in areas where drug usage is high b/c 8 x out of 10 they are buying in BULK. Downtown Baltimore has a few hot spots where narcotics are purchased by residents of these areas.


So if you thinking that drugs and narcotic use is strictly done by American Black citizens, you know deep down that can not be further from the truth. The higher you climb the trade, the more money you can launder into other arenas and the more money you can feed your lawyer to eat the case if it arrives. This is a pay to play town. I've seen drug KINGPINS literally EAT a case due to lawyers, if the same kid from west or east Baltimore had the charges he would surely be under the jail due to not having the financial backing
(bottom of the trade) for lawyer fees.

http://www.eyeonannapolis.net/2011/0...n-annapolis-2/

all white people too..lol but they label the BLACKS!!! that's the plug people you all.. i liked that LINKED

[soulflower]

Link please?

Speaking from personal experience, (several family members involved in illegal drug sales back in the 80s when Crack was a big deal), I can say that most inner-city drug dealers don't use hard drugs. People who use the product can't be trusted to sell the product.