Postville Uses Mississippi To Distribute Methamphetamines
Coast
Guard Couldn't Figure Out The Source
Mexicans
On The Mississippi?
Meth
Labs Discovered At Kosher Plant In Postville
Federal
Agents Swarm All Over Postville
Drugs
Dropped Off At A Remote Dock On The Mississippi
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A Rural Arkansas
Town Become A Drug Distributorship
Suddenly a poor Arkansas town turns into
a Tijuana shooting zone. It turns out it's location is ideal for
shipping meth to Memphis, Nashville, Little Rock, Etc.
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Helena, Arkansas
Officers armed with military rifles
have been stopping and questioning passers-by in a neighborhood
plagued by violence that's been under a 24-hour curfew for a week.
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Police Chief Fed Up
Police Chief Fred Fielder said the
patrols have netted 32 arrests since they began last week in a
10-block neighborhood in this small town on the banks of the
Mississippi River long troubled by poverty. The council said those
living in the city want the random shootings and drug-fueled violence
to stop, no matter what the cost.
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The Town Is A Shooting Gallery
"We've had people call us, expressing
concern for their children," Fielder said. "They had to sleep on the
floor, because of stray bullets."
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Crackdown Brings Arrests
Among the curfew operation's arrests,
10 came from felony charges, including the arrest of two people
carrying both drugs and weapons, Fielder said. The police chief said
the officers in the field carry military-style M-16 or M-4 rifles,
some equipped with laser sights. Other officers carry short-barrel
shotguns. Many
dealing crack cocaine and marijuana
in the city carry pistols and AK-47 assault rifles, he said.
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Nadine Strossen Of The ACLU
However, such stops likely violate
residents' constitutional rights to freely assemble and protections
against unreasonable police searches, said Holly Dickson, a lawyer for
the ACLU of Arkansas who addressed the council at its packed Tuesday
meeting. Because of that, Dickson said any convictions coming from the
arrests likely would be overturned.
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A Mexican Or An Israeli?
Where did the drugs come from and who
is running the ring?
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The Town's Mayor Sick Of New York
Lawyers
Mayor James Valley said. "The citizens
deserve peace, that some infringement on constitutional rights is OK
and we have not violated anything as far as the Constitution."
What interest do these shysters have
in a drug ring?
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Look At The
Characters Involved
A bunch of Mexicans pouring drugs into a
small town where there is hardly a market of 500 people. This is just a
drop off point for a drug distributorship for the Lower Delta. And what
does the ACLU care about a remote town where police are under siege.
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