Word on the Street: Jessie Dawn Royal in Trouble … Again?
A few days ago Jessi Dawn Royal was arrested in a meth lab in Simpsonville along with Julie Leigh Wilder and Christopher Charles Frey. All three were charged with manufacturing meth, and Royal was charged with unlawful possession of a prescription drug.
Rumor has it that Royal shouldn’t have been out on the streets in the first place since she killed someone while driving high. Sure enough a quick check of the Greenville County public records shows that in 2010 a Jessie Dawn Royal pled guilty to 0395-DUI / Felony driving under the influence, death results. If this is the same Jessie Dawn why is she not only still on the streets, but cooking meth and buying scripts? Because she got some serious hug-a-thug treatment with probation and a license suspension.
This time let’s keep her in the joint.
Two Teen Girls Arrested in Downtown Mugging
Of course, one is actually an adult at 19 so as usual we see the local media minimizing the crime by describing people who should do a couple of years in prison as children.
In the past few years Greenville has seen an increase in homeless youths as the city becomes more hospital to the drifting masses making the “circuit” from the big northeastern cities in the summer to the deep south in the winter. Despite the PC nonsense the majority of homeless have severe drug and alcohol problems – which is why they can’t get into shelters or section 8 housing. The mugshots of the two above seem to indicate they too like the drugs and seem to either be homeless or simply trying to fit in with homeless freinds. Since police caught them sitting in a public garage rather than fleeing the area I assume they hit this lady for drug money. The downtown is lousy with dealers these days.
From MSNBC:
Two teenagers were arrested after police say they robbed a woman at knife-point in downtown Greenville.
Acacia Brooke Pitts, 19, and Morgan Jean Key, 17, were arrested.
Pitts is charged with having an unlawful weapon, giving false name to police, armed robbery and possession of a knife during a violent crime.
Key is charged with giving false information to police, armed robbery, possession of knife during a violent crime.
The victim told police that the teens, who were armed with a knife, approached her last Thursday and she gave them her purse.
The victim was able to provide a description and police said the teens were found in the stairwell of the Bowater parking garage, dressed in the clothing the victim had described.
Police say both teens confessed to the robbery.
Throw the book at them!
Surprise! K2 and other Synthetic Smokes Might be Addictive
A news organization that shall remain nameless is reporting that a man broke into a Simpsonville convenience store last Tuesday night and proceeded to steal only “herbal smoking mixtures” and “incense” instead of cash or other valuables. Now it’s possible this person planned on selling the stash but from the comments I get from K2 users I’m assuming his guy just really wanted to smoke up.
It should be noted that these mixtures are legal – yet someone committed a crime to get them. Odd. I though legalizing drugs would stop drug crime.
So much for a safe legal high. Even if this guy isn’t “addicted” to this stuff and he just planned on selling it this disproves the idea that legalizing drugs stops drug crimes because, again, this stuff is perfectly legal.
Anyway cops have pictures of the guy so he’ll be caught eventually.
Yes We Can! Obama Fan Club Raided for Drugs, Prostitution
A perfect metaphor for how the New left degrades and dehumanized people. This Obama themed social club was actually a drug a prostitution ring where at least one 15-year-old girl was found. This was in St. Louis, of course:
Rock Hill Meth Cookers Blow Up House with Children Inside
More meth madness in South Carolina:
ROCK HILL — A Rock Hill woman is in jail after a meth lab exploded at her home Friday afternoon.
Sonya Sloan Burton, 37, of 546 Brush Creek Road is charged with third degree arson, unlawful neglect of a child, three counts of unlawful manufacturing of methamphetamine in the presence of a minor, and other charges related to the possession and manufacturing of drugs, according to a website maintained by the York County Sheriff’s Office.
A York County Sheriff’s Office report says that three suspects, including two men who later fled the scene, were allegedly cooking methamphetamine in the bathroom when the explosion occurred. The explosion caused $20,000 in damage to the mobile home, the report states.
Burton had burns on her right arm and was transported to Piedmont Medical Center where she was treated and arrested upon release, the report says.
Four teenagers aged 18 and younger were at the residence. Two of the teens were identified as the suspect’s children.
About three dozen responders arrived on scene to extinguish the fire and gather evidence.
Hey but if we legalized drugs no one would blow up houses cooking meth, right?
h/t Bad Breeders