Travis Henry busted for 6 kilo's of Coke

[buchtelgrad04]

That is a hell of a lot of cocaine. And excuse me but has anyone sat back for a minute and thought about what it might feel like or do to someone to snort lines of DRYWALL? The least he could have done was use sugar or baking soda. I mean, wouldn't it have been easier to buy 2 kilos of sugar than to bust up 2 kilos worth of drywall? :(

Lol, drywall is just the name of fake coke. Not actual drywall. It's also commonly referred to as sheet-rock.....or so I've heard.

 

[BUCKYLE]

Lol, drywall is just the name of fake coke. Not actual drywall

 

[OCBuckWife]

Lol, drywall is just the name of fake coke. Not actual drywall. It's also commonly referred to as sheet-rock.....or so I've heard.

The name of fake cocaine is "anything white and vaguely powdery or crystalline looking." Especially effective if it can elevate the blood pressure, speed up the heart, and maybe numb the mouth just a little bit.

 

[Apache]

Coca

I know I will never understand the grasp that drugs like cocaine, nicotine, or ever though I drink a few now and again, alcohol has on people's minds and souls. Addiction is an insidious enemy. You have to feel sorry for someone trapped that deep but kilos of a drug takes it to another level. I have to say, that the stiffest penalty may not be enough.

 

[3074326]

I feel sorry for his children..............

Of course. And those childrens' mothers. But not him.

 

[OHSportsFan]

I know I will never understand the grasp that drugs like cocaine, nicotine, or ever though I drink a few now and again, alcohol has on people's minds and souls. Addiction is an insidious enemy. You have to feel sorry for someone trapped that deep but kilos of a drug takes it to another level. I have to say, that the stiffest penalty may not be enough.

Maybe some stiff penalties once he's in jail will do the trick.




:p

 

[scooter1369]

Maybe some stiff penalties once he's in jail will do the trick.




:p

 

[OSUBasketballJunkie]

espn.com

Henry released from jail after posting $400,000 bond

Associated Press

Updated: October 9, 2008, 11:20 PM ET

DENVER -- Former Denver Broncos running back Travis Henry was released from jail after posting a $400,000 bond on federal drug charges.
The U.S. attorney's office said Thursday that Henry must remain in his home, where he will be monitored electronically. He's not allowed to have any contact with co-defendant James Mack.
Investigators say Henry and Mack were arrested after they met to buy cocaine from a person who was cooperating with authorities.

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