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This shit is wild. Cops in the 80s legit thought it was a good idea to cook crack and sell it by schools. Holy shit.

How about we charge the fucking cops who made the crack with manufacturing? Oh, we can’t. Statute of limitations. 

Mind blowing.

This shit is wild. Cops in the 80s legit thought it was a good idea to cook crack and sell it by schools. Holy shit.

How about we charge the fucking cops who made the crack with manufacturing? Oh, we can’t. Statute of limitations. 

Mind blowing.

https://www.yahoo.com/news/florida-prosecutor-seeks-clear-records-172802164.html

Waddafck. The police really did some dirty shit back then.

Those responsible for this need to face the music, 'cos many people have been convicted courtesy of state sponsored crimes. They should be convicted, no matter whose ox is gored. Happy Sunday @maretus

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The discussion focuses on historical police misconduct related to drug sales and its lasting impact on communities

@joybrishti highlighted the shocking actions of police selling crack near schools and escaping legal repercussions due to time limits

@0xkenzy called for accountability from the CIA and noted the implications of the 1994 Crime Bill

@shahg222 and @mercy88 expressed outrage at the lack of accountability for those involved

@ipeciura.eth emphasized the long-term effects on 2,600 lives and acknowledged Harold F. Pryor's efforts to address these issues

@kingedward remarked on the weaponization of policies against vulnerable populations, reinforcing the need for accountability and reform

Yeah, it’s insane. They literally created the problem and let communities take the fall. The system’s been broken for a long time.

What the actual fuck. Thank you for sharing this. It's so wrong on so many levels, I do understand saying it's better later than never but it's been 30 years and it has affected 2,600 lives. I honestly wish the headline was that they were cleared of criminal record not just a prosecutor seeking to clear. But also appreciate Harold F. Pryor for digging this up and pushing it through.