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Krabi Provincial Narcotics Suppression Unit, targetted a local drug hotspot in Krabi Noi subdistrict today, July 17, but a subsequent raid uncovered a drug operation run by an elderly woman, who sold methamphetamine pills to care for her grandchildren. During the investigation, a search of her residence yielded 122 methamphetamine pills hidden in her bedroom. … …

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"She sold the pills to local teenagers for 30 to 40 baht each, averaging daily sales of about 50 pills, which netted her between 1,000 and 2,000 baht per day."

So having seen first hand with her own kids the misery caused by drug use she 'supports' her grandkids by peddling that misery to others. I sincerely hope she rots in jail!

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4 minutes ago, ChrisS said:

"She sold the pills to local teenagers for 30 to 40 baht each, averaging daily sales of about 50 pills, which netted her between 1,000 and 2,000 baht per day."

So having seen first hand with her own kids the misery caused by drug use she 'supports' her grandkids by peddling that misery to others. I sincerely hope she rots in jail!

Definitely two wrong's don't make a right. 

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24 minutes ago, ChrisS said:

So having seen first hand with her own kids the misery caused by drug use she 'supports' her grandkids by peddling that misery to others. I sincerely hope she rots in jail!

She is 64 years old, unemployable, 5 mouths to feed and no social security blanket. Sometimes you gotta do what you gotta do… 

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40 minutes ago, Fanta said:

She is 64 years old, unemployable, 5 mouths to feed and no social security blanket. Sometimes you gotta do what you gotta do… 

A very sad  state of affairs. 

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On 7/18/2024 at 12:09 PM, Fanta said:

She is 64 years old, unemployable, 5 mouths to feed and no social security blanket. Sometimes you gotta do what you gotta do… 

Growing up with a drug dealing granny and junkie parents the kids would be better off in an orphanage or put up for adoption which I guess is what will now happen.

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