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Meth Gators: The Phantom Menace

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LORETTO, Tenn. — Police in Tennessee are cautioning against flushing drugs down the toilet since they fear that could create “meth-gators. The warning comes from a Loretto Police Department Facebook post where officers say they found a suspect trying to flush meth and several items of paraphernalia. Police arrested the man. They said flushed drugs end up in retention ponds for processing before going downstream. “Now our sewer guys take great pride in releasing water that is cleaner than what is in the creek, but they are not really prepared for meth. Ducks, Geese, and other fowl frequent our treatment ponds and we shudder to think what one all hyped up on meth would do,” the Facebook post says.
Police say “meth-gators” could be created in Tennessee and Alabama if the meth made it far enough downriver. “They’ve had enough methed up animals the past few weeks without our help,” the Facebook post says. Police say they will dispose of drugs int he proper if called.


Flushing drugs down the toilet could create ‘meth-gators’, police warn | myfox8.com



Now, why is it that I think the only honestly intended part of this is found in the last sentence? People stupid enough to call in to have their meth disposed of properly deserve what's coming, I guess.
 
I'm so glad it's not Florida.
 
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Fish in the Puget Sound have been found to have opiates in their system, from all the junk that makes its way into bodies of water now. They'd be no match for a meth gator.
 
I swear, I saw part of a movie on SCI FI with this theme...
 
Now, why is it that I think the only honestly intended part of this is found in the last sentence? People stupid enough to call in to have their meth disposed of properly deserve what's coming, I guess.

This is also the state that officially honors Nathan Bedford Forrest every year.
 
This is also the state that officially honors Nathan Bedford Forrest every year.

We should give people a few days to explain to the Governor that he's an idiot and it will be removed.
 
Speaking of Florida: are these..... Meth Crabs?

Crabs invade Florida man's yard - Story | WFLD




(Seriously though, what? I suppose if they are land crabs and in danger of drowning, seeking higher ground makes sense. But why all of them, right there? I'd expect more if it was the neighborhood, right? Why just him? Meth?)
 
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Speaking of Florida: are these..... Meth Crabs?

Crabs invade Florida man's yard - Story | WFLD




(Seriously though, what? I suppose if they are land crabs and in danger of drowning, seeking higher ground makes sense. But why all of them, right there? I'd expect more if it was the neighborhood, right? Why just him? Meth?)
Maybe he was the only one who recorded it.
 
Maybe he was the only one who recorded it.

I'd expect more reports, unless this is a normal thing and he's just new there. I mean...they really did seem to swarm his house
 
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