Your 'weird s*** detectors' are there for a reason.
Birdman,BirdMan said:Mrs. BirdMan and I were leaving Wal-Mart tonight around 10 pm. As we pushed our crap up the parking aisle, a kid in over-sized clothes, maybe 16 yrs old, comes jogging up in front of us and hops into a car that had just flashed his internal lights. Immediately, the car backed out quite rapidly (too close to us, if you ask me), and drove off fast, looping around the aisle in front of the store and heading out-parking-lot. We continued to our car and hopped in, locked the doors, and were talking a moment before leaving. Next thing, we see a car on the other side of the parking lot flash his lights, and the same kid (wearing a distinctive shirt) is jogging back down the parking lot and he goes over to that car. Then after a moment, he comes jogging back up the parking lot again.
We both noticed the kid, and it set off both of our 'weird s*** detectors'. I ended up calling 911, giving them a description of the kid, and letting them know that I suspected something weird, maybe drug dealing, might be going on. I didn't choose to hang around, since we had cold stuff in the trunk, but I suppose the Oconee county Sheriff's Office came down to check it out after I left. Think I overreacted?
Good point. I didn't know it applied to "illegal drugs" though.vanguard said:dont you know you can get drugs cheaper at wal mart.![]()
I don't know if you were being sarcastic or not, but yeah, that's actually true. There's a reason you don't see teenage thugs dealing cigarettes and beer in Wal-Mart parking lots.Campeck1911 said:It would be better if drugs were legal so this type of activity wouldn't have to happen...
Now that looks exactly like something we would do...gruntpain1775 said:
Six days, six weeks, or six months between checks and all that is found are pretty much the same couple of threads over and over again.RIA45 said:Legacy,
That's too bad you don't check here much. I had hoped to get some good comments from you regarding my neighborhood watch.