These bytches look demonic as hell, especially this one
You know someone will try to save her only to end up being found dismembered in a suitcase
19 Year old In Florida Caught Moving $700K Worth Of Heroine, Cries In Backseat Of Cop Car
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These bytches look demonic as hell, especially this one
You know someone will try to save her only to end up being found dismembered in a suitcase
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geez. there are some real monsters on that page.
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This had to be a decoy car and the one with the real weight drove right past that traffic stop cause ain't no way. 700k worth of heroin in a car with dirty plates from a state 2000mi away!? What happened to clean titles, a baby on board sticker in the window with a child's car seat in the back and driving like you're on your way to church??
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Scottie Drippin
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Because the people who are actually transporting that coke, don't care if that coke gets caught.Why in the hell would they use a fake plate to transport enough weight they gotta use the scales they weigh the whales with? Just stupid and looking to get caught
I've watched enough drug movies/shows to know you don't want any reason to get pulled over. How tf didn't these "professional drug dealers" not know that? The people in the car were on a dummy mission from the beginning
You're looking at it from her perspective, when she's just a drug mule.
Look at it from the operations perspective; exactly how much is a mule worth to you? How much is $700k worth of coke, really?
Drops in the water. Investing in the security of this deal doesn't make any sense. Most times, these cars are provided to these people and are usually stolen.
"Trafficking" drugs isn't glamourous and no one gives a fukk about you when you get caught. People got Hollywood in their minds about this shyt.
Why invest the time money and resources when it's cheaper and more profitable to just run a bunch of mules and accept some gonna get caught?
These are poor, desperate people being preyed on by powerful criminal elements and discarded casually. Like someone else said she probably got under $1k for all this, that's if she isn't in debt to a dealer/hoing/tricking/addicted etc and did it for free. This is what is really like
She got caught but how many didn't? That's the game.
Because the people who are actually transporting that coke, don't care if that coke gets caught.
You're looking at it from her perspective, when she's just a drug mule.
Look at it from the operations perspective; exactly how much is a mule worth to you? How much is $700k worth of coke, really?
Drops in the water. Investing in the security of this deal doesn't make any sense. Most times, these cars are provided to these people and are usually stolen.
"Trafficking" drugs isn't glamourous and no one gives a fukk about you when you get caught. People got Hollywood in their minds about this shyt.
Why invest the time money and resources when it's cheaper and more profitable to just run a bunch of mules and accept some gonna get caught?
These are poor, desperate people being preyed on by powerful criminal elements and discarded casually. Like someone else said she probably got under $1k for all this, that's if she isn't in debt to a dealer/hoing/tricking/addicted etc and did it for free. This is what is really like
She got caught but how many didn't? That's the game.
That is why I said they were on a dummy mission from the beginning. They were bound to fail