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Also, think about the children. These drugs would now be found in everyday homes, much like cigarettes or alcohol. Therefore, why not use drugs before school, during lunch, after school, during j dates, while driving? What * * 1 will be the ramifications ' i there?
In reading Mr. Jones’ article, I find that he says “if you are using, get help, if you are dealing, get gone,” so I don’t understand Mr. Tieckelmann’s statement “like the young lady in question, our policy is to hunt them down like rabid dogs.” I believe that Mr. Jones’ last statement was “Let the dealers beware. Your days in Rappahannock are numbered.”. If Ben Jones is “leading the charge”, I’m right behind him. Drugs hurt, and will continue to hurt, illegally or legally!
Ellen B. Joback
Flint Hill
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