Michigan Police Likely Posing As Drug Dealers On Facebook To Bust You For Marijuana

[bobandtorey]

Watch out, kids! Even in states where marijuana has been made legal for medical or recreational purposes, law enforcement agencies are using the social media to bust people for marijuana. A recent article in HIGH TIMES reveals that police have been posing as black market pot growers and posting on popular social media platforms, such as Facebook and Instragram, in hopes of making marijuana arrests.

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http://weedmeme.com/news/michigan-police-likely-posing-as-drug-dealers-on-facebook-to-bust-you-for-marijuana

 

[Restorium2]

And here. And over there yonder. Anywhere that a google search turns up key words. I met a fed that wanted to be my patient here. He posted here for years. Haven't seen his posts for a while now. He probably retired and there's someone else now. 

[bobandtorey]

Their was a Fed guy posting on this site ?  Did you tell anyone ?

 

Thanks

[Restorium2]

Their was a Fed guy posting on this site ?  Did you tell anyone ?

 

Thanks

Told the owner of the site.

[Wild Bill]

Here's an interesting quote from the first article;

http://www.hightimes.com/read/police-legal-states-using-social-media-bust-people-marijuana?utm_source=feedburner

 

legalization has not stopped the hounds of Denver’s drug task force from concocting inventive ways to continue bringing the hammer down on what is left of the marijuana underworld

 

For anyone who thinks they will be safe if Milegalize passes, as long as there are some kind of criminal penalties the secret police will find a way to enforce them. So make sure you buy your meds from State sanctioned provisioning centers, comrade.

[free420country]

I would think a smart person would already assume that every marijuana sites would contain many cops from every agency.

[garyfisher]

And here. And over there yonder. Anywhere that a google search turns up key words. I met a fed that wanted to be my patient here. He posted here for years. Haven't seen his posts for a while now. He probably retired and there's someone else now. 

how do you know he was a federal agent

[Restorium2]

how do you know he was a federal agent

I met with him at Tim Hortons and we talked. After about an hour it was obvious. I just stayed with all the rules he would have to follow to be my patient. Then he said he used to be NTSB and told stories about plane crashes and then about stakeouts.