Tuesday, July 28, 2015

Man strikes plea deal in bath salts case

A Springfield man, who authorities say is responsible for importing into Vermont "pounds" of bath salts, reached a plea deal in Windsor County recently, which clears the way for his upcoming sentencing on federal drug hearing.
http://www.rutlandherald.com/article/20150728/NEWS02/707289917
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4 comments :

  1. Anonymous7/28/15, 9:56 AM

    One way trip to New Jersey. Don't come back

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  2. Anonymous7/29/15, 7:28 AM

    New Jersey??? This guy is VT born and raised, why send our problems to another state? Keep him locked away where he can't do anymore damage.

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  3. Anonymous7/29/15, 9:41 AM

    I think a nice bath in your salts is in order. Fill up the tube, get your bad *ss in and start eating, snorting and smoking it until you are well salted like a pork rind.

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  4. Anonymous8/2/15, 4:31 PM

    Based on the article, I hope that this idiot is going to be held by state authorities until the feds come to pick him up. Four years sounds like a pretty light sentence to me.

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