posted on Sep, 23 2018 @ 11:08 AM
a reply to:
727Sky
The only time I had insight into serious coke dealing there were several surveillance teams watching and sneering but never stopping the trade. The
paranoia of the heavy users combined with their lack of awareness of the actual surveillance would have been laughable if it wasn't so tragic.
The only laugh I got out of it was when I completely lost my temper and set off at almost motorway speeds down a country lane, with the lad I was
trying to get off coke sitting beside me frantically rolling a cigarette to calm me down. A surveillance team had obviously been told we'd left and to
get ready to follow us. They'd been out of their car stretching their legs and were about to get back in when we roared past in a cloud of dust. Their
mouths dropped open. We didn't get followed that day.
I deeply regret my dangerous driving and would like to make clear I was only involved in getting a lad out of a bad situation and not taking part in
trade myself.
Trade must be run from the top of the organisations supposed to eradicate it. What else makes sense?