I don't know why it has taking me so long to find a way to counter all the negative news stories posted by the members here lately. When I say it feels like a kick in the n**s every time another negative thread is posted, I can only assume most feel the same. Screw that, I don't like bein' kicked in the nuts!
It hurts me to the core when I hear of copp'rs being stupid, ashamed even, and even more so when d-bags dirty laundry is aired on here for us. Then I think of some anti cop rat bastard perusing these boards and having a field day with it.
I do it for almost every article linked here on the board, particularly the "LA Times" articles, I read the freakin messages left by the zeros under the guise of "discussion". Really.....
I am going to try and post articles about good hooks, good coppr's, and of true knucklehads on their way to the cage.
Starting with this one, I liked it because it was just some copp'rs shaking the bush. At least it seems that way in the article.
Arcadia cops arrest 18-year-old, seize 8,000 ecstasy pills in traffic stop
ARCADIA - Police Wednesday announced they've arrested a Rosemead man after a traffic stop yielded 8,000 ecstasy pills.
The announcement came via a blog post.
Johnny V. Pham, 18, of Rosemead, and a juvenile passenger in his vehicle were arrested on suspicion of felony possession for sale and transportation of a controlled substance. Pham was released after a $100,000 bond was posted, officials said.
The unidentified juvenile was released to his parents, police said.
"The pills were packaged in 8 separate zip-lock bags, containing approximately 1,000 pills per bag. The total estimated street value of the pills is about $80,000," according to a post on the Arcadia Police Department's News and Information Blog.
Pham was pulled over Tuesday at 1:30 p.m. on Golden West Avenue near Huntington Drive for failing to stop at a stop sign, police said.
"During the traffic stop, officers saw what appeared to be a large zip-lock bag containing a large quantity of pills lying on the floorboard of the vehicle Pham was driving," the blog post said. "Officers conducted a search of the vehicle and found an additional seven large bags in the trunk, also containing similar pills."
Police believe the pills were ecstasy.
It hurts me to the core when I hear of copp'rs being stupid, ashamed even, and even more so when d-bags dirty laundry is aired on here for us. Then I think of some anti cop rat bastard perusing these boards and having a field day with it.
I do it for almost every article linked here on the board, particularly the "LA Times" articles, I read the freakin messages left by the zeros under the guise of "discussion". Really.....

I am going to try and post articles about good hooks, good coppr's, and of true knucklehads on their way to the cage.
Starting with this one, I liked it because it was just some copp'rs shaking the bush. At least it seems that way in the article.
Arcadia cops arrest 18-year-old, seize 8,000 ecstasy pills in traffic stop
ARCADIA - Police Wednesday announced they've arrested a Rosemead man after a traffic stop yielded 8,000 ecstasy pills.
The announcement came via a blog post.
Johnny V. Pham, 18, of Rosemead, and a juvenile passenger in his vehicle were arrested on suspicion of felony possession for sale and transportation of a controlled substance. Pham was released after a $100,000 bond was posted, officials said.
The unidentified juvenile was released to his parents, police said.
"The pills were packaged in 8 separate zip-lock bags, containing approximately 1,000 pills per bag. The total estimated street value of the pills is about $80,000," according to a post on the Arcadia Police Department's News and Information Blog.
Pham was pulled over Tuesday at 1:30 p.m. on Golden West Avenue near Huntington Drive for failing to stop at a stop sign, police said.
"During the traffic stop, officers saw what appeared to be a large zip-lock bag containing a large quantity of pills lying on the floorboard of the vehicle Pham was driving," the blog post said. "Officers conducted a search of the vehicle and found an additional seven large bags in the trunk, also containing similar pills."
Police believe the pills were ecstasy.
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