Another Hollywood victim is hit with drug charges

First it was Corey Feldman, now it's Rose McGowan, one of Weinstein's accusers. Per this InfoWars report, she is now wanted for felony possession of a controlled substance. Allegedly, something was found on possessions left on a United flight. Back in January. Police haven't revealed any details of what the offending substance actually was, or how much there was.

Uh huh. I'm sure the cops are going to spend a solid 9 months working some random case of drugs found on an airplane. Jesus, a murder investigation would be allowed to go cold in a fraction of that time.

a reply to: AndyFromMichigan

If they really got into kicking dirt on tinseltown they would have to closeup shop. Don't they understand? There is no morality in the arts. That's what makes it appealing and exciting to the little people observing the show. Conversely, there is no end to those willing to sacrifice themselves unto the "arts." Human nature at its...well, let's stop with it being human nature without being judgmental.

Who knows perhaps it is true.

But when you hear someone like Feldman say he told the police exactly who assaulted him when it happened, and they did nothing, it gives the impression that the police may be afraid of the whole sex abuse enterprise in Hollywood comes crashing down, they may be implicated as covering up for these crimes.

So maybe they are trying to intimidate victims with charges, or at least make them look shady to the public.

Trump supporters will step in and help people who are outing the olde Cabal.

Of course they are setting up whistleblowers still.......but where I come from we call that flushing them out......lol....because once you leave a radar signature that says Global Cabal......the People are LOCKED ON TO YOU.....so sure lets see more people stepping forward because every time one does a blackhat group must come to suppress them and we get to catch a few more......keep repeating this process on every level and we will flush out most of them sooner than later and be able to follow the evidence UPHILL finally.

a reply to: AndyFromMichigan



I thought this was going to be about Charlie Heaton (Stranger Things). He was stopped at LAX for Cocaine on his way from London, not arrested but put on a plane back to London.....




deadline.com...

Or maybe this is a legitimate charge on account of evidence alluding to the use and/or possession of illicit or controlled substances.

Out of all the professions on this planet, one's associated with show business are high ranking in substance abuse.

I could probably fill a page with celebrities that have had charges filed against them for drug use or that have visited rehab for substance addiction.

Police say the items tested positive for narcotics, but they did not reveal what type of drugs they were

That is a bit vague, if it's swab testing and not actually drugs found then it may be a big nothing. Regardless, travelling won't be fun for her anytime soon.

a reply to: Grambler

I smell a rat at the police department.

I'm intimately familiar with the Metro Washington Airport Police (the fellas that issued the warrant), and I am not at all surprised it took them this long to get around to issuing a warrant.

Some sorta conspiracy to silence her? Maybe. But my experience with them tells me "business as usual."

ok children can you say Frame up job? FRAME UP JOB!!!!

a reply to: AndyFromMichigan

Maybe, if the police weren't so worried about who might be carrying a little bit of drugs on them, they could catch a few rapists and child molesters every now and again.

I'm happy as a clam that Hollywood is imploding. "Stars" have had way too much power over the masses and they're paid way too much money.

I hope the sports world is next.

These million dollar contracts, etc., should be going to scientists in all areas of study and practice.

a reply to: AndyFromMichigan

You would have us assume that some word came from the Weinstein supporters to nail folks that spoke out against him? --ot very likely unless they had a direct line to the cops. More likely, that having spoken up, she jogged some memories back in Atlanta or where ever it was and they decided she should be charged or the facts of her being caught with the drugs and not charged was a sign of a laxness or favoritism so they had to follow through.

Tarnish her image with "drugs" and "allegation" and "warrant" what a pathetic attempt at an asymmetric battle by HW conglomerate.

I bet if it was a man it would have been kiddie porn. Oh, I mean, a "drunken pass" at a 14 year old boy.

Squirrel.

originally posted by: Aliensun
a reply to: AndyFromMichigan

You would have us assume that some word came from the Weinstein supporters to nail folks that spoke out against him? --ot very likely unless they had a direct line to the cops. More likely, that having spoken up, she jogged some memories back in Atlanta or where ever it was and they decided she should be charged or the facts of her being caught with the drugs and not charged was a sign of a laxness or favoritism so they had to follow through.

Assume what you want. Even your explanation suggests her speaking out led to this.

Harveys people or Afflecks CIA connections or anyone upset about it, couldve kept an eye on her and discovered she was gonna be let off with a slap on the wrist for this and applied some pressure.

Or, because law enforcement is aware of her "controversial" status at the moment, they are forced to do things by the book.

Either way, had she kept quiet, this would most likely never have happened.

See, the USUAL treatment for these nonviolent minor offenses, for the rich, is a slap on the wrist. Her standard protection was removed Because she spoke out. THATS why this is messed up, because there could be people out there breaking worse laws but they are enjoying their celebrity protection because they look the other way when people are being mistreated.

originally posted by: kurthall
a reply to: AndyFromMichigan



I thought this was going to be about Charlie Heaton (Stranger Things). He was stopped at LAX for Cocaine on his way from London, not arrested but put on a plane back to London.....




deadline.com...

Interesting, I hadnt heard of this one. Was he also speaking out against sexual molesters in the entertainment industry?

a reply to: 3n19m470

LAw enforcement is for th epowerful to use on th eweak. its not about justice anymore.