Two Men Found With Heroin During A West Hartford Traffic Stop

Two men from northwest Connecticut were charged after police stopped them for a motor vehicle violation and found them to be in possession of heroin.

[nachos]

This is not surprising to me at all.

[Well]

Nice job officers!

[Tim]

THEY are the reason there is violence in the city.

[WHPD ROCKS]

nice jobs fellas, keep it up!

[semper39]

Good to see that Carotenuti was charged with a seat belt violation. I'm sure, when the time comes, that will be factored into his sentence.

[semper39]

Tim wrote:

THEY are the reason there is violence in the city.

Is this one of those silly "without suburban drug buyers Hartford would be a paradise" opinions?

[Sunimah Beesh]

semper39 wrote:

Is this one of those silly "without suburban drug buyers Hartford would be a paradise" opinions?

What did I miss? Somehow this had something to do with Hartford? Too funny.

[semper39]

Sunimah Beesh wrote:

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What did I miss? Somehow this had something to do with Hartford? Too funny.

I may be wrong, but I assumed that the two bought heroin in Hartford and were heading back home. If I'm right in that assumption then it is likely that they were stopped on Albany Ave (Rte 44) which heads out to Barkhamsted and Winsted.

[Missed it]

Sunimah Beesh wrote:

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What did I miss? Somehow this had something to do with Hartford? Too funny.

Yes, you did miss something Summ Ting Wong!!!!!!

[Benny]

Since when does getting stopped for not wearing a seatbelt give officers the right to look in your shoe?

We have to end prohibition, things are getting way out of control.

[Tammy]

semper39 wrote:

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Is this one of those silly "without suburban drug buyers Hartford would be a paradise" opinions?

It's not silly... Many of the buyers do come from the suburbs.

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[Sunimah Beesh]

I'm not too sure about the "paradise" opinion either.

[Jack]

They were returning from the Science center in Hartford, and made the mistake of passing through WH and were profiled.

[semper39]

Tammy wrote:

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It's not silly... Many of the buyers do come from the suburbs.

Many, but not enough to change the nature of Hartford if they stopped coming. Hartford has to look in the mirror and accept the fact that they have created, and are responsible for, their own problems. Only after they do that will they be able to start to work to ameliorate these problems

[Good Greef]

Benny wrote:

Since when does getting stopped for not wearing a seatbelt give officers the right to look in your shoe?
We have to end prohibition, things are getting way out of control.

Since you decided to only see what you want. Try this: After the person attempted to conceal the heroin packets, they both were searched and the heroin was found in the shoe. Now, I know that you won't like this because it takes away from your cop bashing, but it is what it is!

[Enough]

oh yeah, like you can't buy drugs in west hartford?

[Sunimah Beesh]

Missed it wrote:

Yes, you did miss something Summ Ting Wong!!!!!!

Ha. You can do better.

[semper39]

Enough wrote:

oh yeah, like you can't buy drugs in west hartford?

You are right. A few months ago a woman was arrested while making retail drug deliveries in West Hartford. It was similar to pizza delivery. My only question was, how much do you have to tip the H delivery person?

[really]

semper39 wrote:

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Many, but not enough to change the nature of Hartford if they stopped coming. Hartford has to look in the mirror and accept the fact that they have created, and are responsible for, their own problems. Only after they do that will they be able to start to work to ameliorate these problems

drug use and drug addiction are very serious problems whether you live in hartford or in a hartford suburb...

but i guess many believe that all the drugs in the state come from hartford...