Monday Nov 30 | | mtcarmelresident
mtcarmelresident said in the Wabash County Forum:
OK. Mt. Carmel people know this is true. Brian Campbell, that has opened up Chappy's Steakhouse, thinks that because his friends are police, that the information, provided by them is reliable and true. Brian surely you know, that Terry McWilliams, is no stranger to meth himself. It's shows you know little of nothing. And everyone knows that all Brian Campbells employees are involved in drugs. Seems funny the cops can eat there daily and talk with someone that works there, with a ounce of weed in his pocket, blood shot eyes, but yet pass no judgement on him. Same old, same old shit. Well I say, believe what your told, ditch what you know and run your restraunt accordingly. All of us know you employee the impaired on dope.
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