Latest Drug Bust Via Topix And SR With Names, Addresses

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mersey paradise wrote:

good luk is all im saying. if yu think ther r rules been obeyd heer then yure off yor trolly.between the hague n the 51st state yu think all theese old tactics stil work,think again.yu wood b suprised.remeber the old ask him hes a copper n he has t tel yu story?things change.keep up keep out or get fckd.them the brakes to those that dont alredy kno.and wile yure in jail yu can think of all that time wasted jging me after reely been juged.good luk yure gona need it.
to b free of worry is a wondrful thing but hey watever works for yu.
ps qite a few doors hav gone in this morning alredy.have yu noticed any mising topix users?ppl asking around more than usual after sum1 or other?
like i say good luk.no joke.no game.
and yu lot r too busy arguing amonst yorselvs.pat yorsevs on the bak.

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WhosWatchingU wrote:

MORE than 20 people have appeared in court accused of a range of drugs offences following a police operation in Surrey, Sussex and London last week due the influx of on line dealers using sites such as Topix, Craiglist & Silk Road.
The Operation Deep Web saw officers taking part in a series of co-ordinated dawn raids last Thursday (June 7th).
A total of 24 people were later charged with a variety of offences, and all but one of them appeared at Guildford Magistrates' Court on Friday.
In addition, a 32-year-old woman from Guildford, who was arrested on suspicion of supplying heroin, was released on bail while police carry out further enquiries.
Those who have been charged and appeared in court last Friday were:
Liam Hill, 24, of Woking, was charged with two offences of supplying amphetamines and one of supplying a class C drug. He was bailed to reappear at Guildford Magistrates' Court in August.
Nathan Monksfield, 20, of Edenside Road, Bookham, faced four charges of supplying cannabis, two of supplying MDMA and one of being concerned in the supply of cannabis. Remanded in custody to reappear at Guildford Magistrates' Court on July 3
Christopher Potter, 23, of Earlsfield Road, Wandsworth, south London, faced three charges of supplying cocaine, two of supplying MDMA, one of being concerned in the supply of MDMA and one of supplying cannabis. Remanded in custody to reappear at Guildford Magistrates' Court on July 3. Phillip Potter, 19, of The Greenway, Epsom, faced one charge of being concerned in the supply of cocaine and one in the supply of cannabis. He was was bailed to appear at Guildford Magistrates' Court on July 9.Michael Stancombe, 42, of Timperley Gardens, Redhill, faced one charge of supplying cocaine, three of supplying amphetamines and one of supplying a class C drug and was remanded in custody to reappear at Guildford Mgistrates' Court on July 3.Reece Russell, 22, of Ninehams Gardens, Caterham, faced three charges of supplying cocaine and was committed to Guildford Crown Court for sentencing on August 24.
Dominic Dawkins, 35, of York Road, Guildford, faced three charges of supplying heroin and was remanded in custody to reappear at Guildford Magistrates' Court on July 3.
Jessica Simpson, 20, of Herons Way, Brookwood, was charged with supplying heroin, pleaded guilty and was bailed to appear at Guildford Crown Court in Aug.
Michael Holland, 22, of Drove Road, Brighton, faced one charge of theft and one of being concerned in the supply of cannabis. He pleaded guilty and was sentenced to a supervision order.
Sarah Moulsdale, 24, of York Road, Guildford, faced three charges of supplying cannabis and one of supplying cocaine and is due to reappear at Guildford Magistrates' Court on July 9.
I am limited to characters, so can only list so many names... If you recognise any of these names, then you are on our list!
REMEMBER FOLKS! YOU HAVE NO WHERE TO HIDE, WE CONTINUE TO BUY, SELL AND GATHER INFORMATION.
THE CLOCK IS TICKING FOR ALL OF YOU!!

Guttered wrote:

I was purchasing larger quantities of LSD for some time now. Haven't been selling it to anybody.
I went on holiday and a day after I left police came into my house with a warrant and a drug-dog (scared the shit out of my parents). The dog pointed at a box where I used to keep some weed a long time ago and a mouldy bong(hope they spilled the water on themselves!). They confiscated that and my laptop. There were no drugs in my house.
Now here's my question... what will happen now? Will I be picked up from the airport when I get back? Or is there nothing they can do without hard evidence?

UnterMenschen12 wrote:

<quoted text>What's wrong with this?I'll tell you......its the fact that some of these scumbags got bail. Bang em up! And all the other drug dealing low-life on Topix. Send them to Iran.....there they will get their just desserts..."Public hanging".

shaghappy69 wrote:

<quoted text>go away you bore

shaghappy69 wrote:

who cares about iran

Ayatollah Beardy Poof wrote:

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Iran is the last great place of latent homo's with beards.

Ayatollah Beardy Poof wrote:

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Iran is the last great place of latent homo's with beards.

WhosWatchingU wrote:

MORE than 20 people have appeared in court accused of a range of drugs offences following a police operation in Surrey, Sussex and London last week due the influx of on line dealers using sites such as Topix, Craiglist & Silk Road.
The Operation Deep Web saw officers taking part in a series of co-ordinated dawn raids last Thursday (June 7th).
A total of 24 people were later charged with a variety of offences, and all but one of them appeared at Guildford Magistrates' Court on Friday.
In addition, a 32-year-old woman from Guildford, who was arrested on suspicion of supplying heroin, was released on bail while police carry out further enquiries.
Those who have been charged and appeared in court last Friday were:
Liam Hill, 24, of Woking, was charged with two offences of supplying amphetamines and one of supplying a class C drug. He was bailed to reappear at Guildford Magistrates' Court in August.
Nathan Monksfield, 20, of Edenside Road, Bookham, faced four charges of supplying cannabis, two of supplying MDMA and one of being concerned in the supply of cannabis. Remanded in custody to reappear at Guildford Magistrates' Court on July 3
Christopher Potter, 23, of Earlsfield Road, Wandsworth, south London, faced three charges of supplying cocaine, two of supplying MDMA, one of being concerned in the supply of MDMA and one of supplying cannabis. Remanded in custody to reappear at Guildford Magistrates' Court on July 3. Phillip Potter, 19, of The Greenway, Epsom, faced one charge of being concerned in the supply of cocaine and one in the supply of cannabis. He was was bailed to appear at Guildford Magistrates' Court on July 9.Michael Stancombe, 42, of Timperley Gardens, Redhill, faced one charge of supplying cocaine, three of supplying amphetamines and one of supplying a class C drug and was remanded in custody to reappear at Guildford Mgistrates' Court on July 3.Reece Russell, 22, of Ninehams Gardens, Caterham, faced three charges of supplying cocaine and was committed to Guildford Crown Court for sentencing on August 24.
Dominic Dawkins, 35, of York Road, Guildford, faced three charges of supplying heroin and was remanded in custody to reappear at Guildford Magistrates' Court on July 3.
Jessica Simpson, 20, of Herons Way, Brookwood, was charged with supplying heroin, pleaded guilty and was bailed to appear at Guildford Crown Court in Aug.
Michael Holland, 22, of Drove Road, Brighton, faced one charge of theft and one of being concerned in the supply of cannabis. He pleaded guilty and was sentenced to a supervision order.
Sarah Moulsdale, 24, of York Road, Guildford, faced three charges of supplying cannabis and one of supplying cocaine and is due to reappear at Guildford Magistrates' Court on July 9.
I am limited to characters, so can only list so many names... If you recognise any of these names, then you are on our list!
REMEMBER FOLKS! YOU HAVE NO WHERE TO HIDE, WE CONTINUE TO BUY, SELL AND GATHER INFORMATION.
THE CLOCK IS TICKING FOR ALL OF YOU!!

Cboyuk wrote:

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Good get some balls and peddle on streets

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Dr_Plankton wrote:

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Yes, the original article makes no mention of the internet at all but calls it a "community-led intelligence operation" - in other words, they were grassed up by locals.
The OP is trying to scare people into thinking local police forces spend all day reading topix posts.

shaghappy69 wrote:

<quoted text>fu ck off again wot are you a kiddie fiddler and i bet your 5 0 cos your all like that