From MSNBC:

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ROANOKE, Va. - A sheriff and 12 uniformed employees were charged in a racketeering indictment unsealed Thursday that claims drugs and guns seized from criminals were resold to the community.

A U.S. Postal Service employee, a probation officer and five citizens also were charged in the 34-count indictment. The charges include racketeering conspiracy, firearms charges, narcotics distribution, obstruction of justice and perjury.

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This isn't a Brady disclosure; it's a misunderstood community industries program. And, lest we lose sight of a key aspect of this, apparently all parties were fully clothed at all relevant times.

Sounds to me like a innovative attempt to help the taxpayers by creating new, self-sustaining, potentially environmentally friendly (hey, crack's probably sort of biodegradable, right?) forms of government revenue.

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Originally posted by Scott Brumley:
This isn't a Brady disclosure; it's a misunderstood community industries program. And, lest we lose sight of a key aspect of this, apparently all parties were fully clothed at all relevant times.

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And I would like to reinterate that this DID NOT happen in Georgetown and that there was NO NUDITY involved.

And apparently no banjo music in that county, either!

I used to practice in Martinsville and still have family there. Trust me there is plenty of banjo music!martinsvillebulletin.com