Undercover Cop Tricks Autistic Student into Selling Him Weed

Did the kid have weed or not?
He shouldn't have had weed...

a reply to: peppycat

No of course it's not the fault of the buyer... the seller went to his house kidnapped him and mAde him buy weed...

a reply to: Annee Oh Annee, it sounds like a very black & white world you occupy. This unfortunate story of bullying, manipulation, and wasted tax dollars may be out of your grasp since it involves gray areas.

I applaud you for taking care of your disabled grandkids, but cut them a break now & then. Personal responsibility is all fine & dandy, but so is compassion.

To the direct point of this thread... if this is what law enforcement is up to, I want my tax dollars back. We got bigger fish to fry .

originally posted by: Jason88
a reply to: Annee Oh Annee, it sounds like a very black & white world you occupy. This unfortunate story of bullying, manipulation, and wasted tax dollars may be out of your grasp since it involves gray areas.

I applaud you for taking care of your disabled grandkids, but cut them a break now & then. Personal responsibility is all fine & dandy, but so is compassion.

To the direct point of this thread... if this is what law enforcement is up to, I want my tax dollars back. We got bigger fish to fry .

I understand grey areas.

However, undercover stings do not fall under grey area.

Nor does a kid knowing right from wrong get a pass for breaking the law.

originally posted by: Bovah2
You sound like a whiny little b#...

And for the record, you wouldn't do a damn thing if you saw me bully someone. You'd get murked if you tried.

This is the sort of thing a garbage quality human being might say.

a reply to: Annee

He has a diminished capacity, the cops knew that going in.

The entire sting was bs politics. If you watched the video, you would see these kids weren't "pushers".

It was the school's responsibility to protect him, they failed also.

Good thing he graduated.

I suggest home school for those that can, obviously no one cares about setting up disabled ppl.

a reply to: Annee

He clearly didn't have the mental capacity to even stand trial. In the interview his parents said he was more worried he would lose his "friend" then go to jail.

This POS "cop" was just looking for an easy bust & this poor kid obliged him. The cop preyed on the weak & got away with it.

Whats most surprising to me is the amount of ppl here agreeing with the COP.

I'm not liberal by any means, but even I realize a dick move when I see one.

Wow, the indoctrination is moving along right on schedule I see.

originally posted by: schadenfreude
a reply to: Annee

He clearly didn't have the mental capacity to even stand trial. In the interview his parents said he was more worried he would lose his "friend" then go to jail.

This POS "cop" was just looking for an easy bust & this poor kid obliged him. The cop preyed on the weak & got away with it.

Whats most surprising to me is the amount of ppl here agreeing with the COP.

I'm not liberal by any means, but even I realize a dick move when I see one.

Wow, the indoctrination is moving along right on schedule I see.

His parents said?

What did he say?

originally posted by: schadenfreude
a reply to: Annee

He has a diminished capacity, the cops knew that going in.

The entire sting was bs politics. If you watched the video, you would see these kids weren't "pushers".

I listened to this video.

It is VERY clear this video was created by the parents.

Let me know when you find any non-bias account of this event.

a reply to: Annee

Yeah, I'll get right on the IA video where the cop is explaining his reason WHY he went after such a backwards, lower functioning kid.

Oh wait, that'll never happen for obvious reasons, so nvm then.

originally posted by: schadenfreude
a reply to: Annee

Yeah, I'll get right on the IA video where the cop is explaining his reason WHY he went after such a backwards, lower functioning kid.

Oh wait, that'll never happen for obvious reasons, so nvm then.

Good.

I'll be waiting.

a reply to: schadenfreude

Text Wow, the indoctrination is moving along right on schedule I see.

No doubt.

I, personally, especially like how some try to frame this as a "right" and "wrong" thing (attempt at gaining some "moral high ground") when in reality it is a "legal"/"illegal" argument.

It's a half a gram of f**king weed people! Jesus Christ, grow up.
Preying on the weak over a HALF GRAM OF WEED!

Like a few others here, I really have nothing other than venom to spit at pigs like this and I have absolutely nothing nice to say to those who support and/or attempt to justify sh*t like this, so I'll just leave it at that and step away.

Thank you for posting it though.

a reply to: schadenfreude

Its hard to believe some people are ok with this bs. The original story was covered here a while back and some of same idiotic responses.

Not only are autistic kids highly susceptible but all high school kids are. Why are we wasting time putting cops undercover in schools to catch teenage potheads?

Where the hell are our priorities? So tired of people getting locked up for a plant that grows like a well a weed or grass.

There is a reason you can take a handful of pot seeds and just throw them in your yard without burying them or watering them and they will just take root and grow like weeds.

I think pot was put here to help us .

Before the fraud of the War On Terror, there was the fraud of the War On Drugs.

originally posted by: Salander
Before the fraud of the War On Terror, there was the fraud of the War On Drugs.

The war on terror is the same thing. It will never end. It is easier and cheaper to get heroin right now then it was when they started this joke of a war.

When will they just cut their losses and realize we are free to do what we want with our own bodies and dont need some jackass telling us how to live.

originally posted by: Annee

originally posted by: schadenfreude
Jesse Snodgrass who just happens to be autistic at a local high school.

There are varying degrees of autism.

Did this kid know selling pot is illegal?

Autism is not an excuse to break laws IMO.

it is if you have difficulty understanding that breaking the law is more important than being socially acceptable. obeying the law is not on maslows pyramid, but the drive to be socially acceptable is. this kid spends all day around people who talk about their illegal activities and how much fun it is, then some guy walks up and starts being nice to you, then decides to do some business with you. illegal fun like the kids talk about, and someone wants to do it with YOU. instant ego boost. couple that with the "screw it, i want to do something for me" feeling that you get after being pushed around all day every day and you have a recipe for a socially inept and easily confused civilian to be smooth/fast talked into a dime bag.

i used to be that guy, and made a similar and equally dumb mistake in my youth. dont tell me you have never jaywalked for a pretty girl before. thats about what this amounts to, or should. too bad the war on drugs is still making bank.

originally posted by: TzarChasm

originally posted by: Annee

originally posted by: schadenfreude
Jesse Snodgrass who just happens to be autistic at a local high school.

There are varying degrees of autism.

Did this kid know selling pot is illegal?

Autism is not an excuse to break laws IMO.

it is if you have difficulty understanding that breaking the law is more important than being socially acceptable. obeying the law is not on maslows pyramid, but the drive to be socially acceptable is. this kid spends all day around people who talk about their illegal activities and how much fun it is, then some guy walks up and starts being nice to you, then decides to do some business with you. illegal fun like the kids talk about, and someone wants to do it with YOU. instant ego boost. couple that with the "screw it, i want to do something for me" feeling that you get after being pushed around all day every day and you have a recipe for a socially inept and easily confused civilian to be smooth/fast talked into a dime bag.

i used to be that guy, and made a similar and equally dumb mistake in my youth. dont tell me you have never jaywalked for a pretty girl before. thats about what this amounts to, or should. too bad the war on drugs is still making bank.

Making excuses helps no one.

Especially this kid.

a reply to: Annee

Yeah well who does arresting this kid help?

originally posted by: ilikebooze
a reply to: Annee

Yeah well who does arresting this kid help?

As someone earlier in the thread pointed out, a mistake now helps prevent a bigger mistake later.

He got probation and a learning experience.

Wonder what happened to the other kids? Their parents must be upset too.