LOL, as sensitive as you may be, Lawton is a pathetic excuse for a city. There was a mall. And... yep, that's about it. And you know nothing about the military, that's clear. Let out for "good behavior"? What the hell? Your intellect is definitely the finest Oklahoma can offer. You don't even know that my best friend lives in Tulsa, and I have visited Fort Sill as an AD Soldier on several occasions, and have had the misfortune of being stuck in Lawton (shudder) overnight. There isn't any way you could've known, but to out-and-out assume that I wasn't stationed at Sill as an Artilleryman or something after OSUT was pretty idiotic, too. You basically read the "backward town" and then your little country mind started whirring about how horrible and disparaging that was, and latched onto the very first thing you could to punch a hole in my statement to declare that Lawton is truly an amazing place to live or be raised (gag me). Also note that you jumped right to calling
me a name, which is definitely worlds apart from assigning an adjective like "backward" or "backwater" (very common btw...) to a
city. Can I use you as another person to base my judgment of Lawton on? A character witness?
Moving on, you know we can't deal in rumors, chief. That might be acceptable if you grew up in a town the size of a thumbtack, but the indictment is based on fact. In case you missed it in "high school", the law doesn't operate too much on myth or rumor. The RPh was acting extremely carelessly, that is
obvious, without contention. About as without contention as property values being terrible in Lawton (Median house value is a staggering $93,000... I wonder why? Must be the boooooming economy! LOL).
if they still had firing squads, do you think the gun toting rph from OKC would be on it?
Do you mean, if "they" still had firing squads, do you think the gun-toting RPh [Jerome Ersland] would be standing in front of the firing squad about to get ventilated, or what? I really don't understand that question. Rephrase, thanks!
His sale(s) of alprazolam, for which he was also indicted, definitely showed his propensity to act outside of "the book." To his credit, he did not let the buyers exceed 9g of PSE and did request photo ID. But, the preponderance of ass-whooping evidence is still there, circumstantial as it may be. My mind keeps circling back to 600% mark-up in conjunction with the
highest sales in the state. Not just in po-dunk Lawton, but in the entirety of Oklahoma. Unless, of course, all (or most) pharmacies in that area mark-up similarly in order to discourage illicit sales, in which case (and in that context), the gravity of that particular facet of the allegation diminishes.
hey jackasshat, i grew up in this backwards town. and since you went to basic training here means that you don't know anything about it since you were stuck on base and they only let you out for good behavior. there are a lot of good people in this town and one fool doesn't represent the whole town.
meth is HUGE in OK and TX. and if the rumors are true about the rph, then he had it coming to him and they should throw the book at him. he's guilty and gives our profession a bad name.
if he did everything by the book, then why has he been arrested? there has to be more to the story. are we supposed to profile everyone that buys pse? most of us do and we tell the meth-heads that we are sold out. it's fairly easy to spot them, especially after you see them over and over. he was in it for the $$ and didn't care about anything else
if they still had firing squads, do you think the gun toting rph from OKC would be on it?
