Hmmm. that makes me wonder. The USPS can not open a package unless they obtain a search warrant, or it is considered a danger. The package may have come open due to it being mishandled, which prompted them to check its contents. Did you hit up Matt at CNW about this incident? I wonder if others have had similar deliveries.
I find this extremely hard to believe on a domestic package. They don't just go opening them for no reason.
dont believe it then... i dont care, the guy just asked a question and i answered it. The package got opened but they didnt take it or make me sign for it or anything so it doesnt matter :thumbsup:
Well, nobody is saying it didn't happen. It's just that it is not a normal proceedure. I would expect a visit by law enforcement in the near future, because the USPS doesn't open packages without a reason or search warrant. Just be safe and don't sweep it under the carpet.
Do you really think law enforcement cares that much about a prescription drug that they don’t even know if I have a prescription for? Seems kind of stupid to me… And if they found it and did care, don’t you think they would have done something then? like made me go sign for it or confiscated it or 'personally' delivered it?
1st question: yes, depending on the circumstances.
You're information is incorrect. It doesn't matter what the label says. And, depending on your states laws,yes it can be probable cause to obtain a search warrant for your home.
No offense taken here.
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No, I found Maca awhile back and love it. I get it from a place in Oregon. That is my problem with my SD cycle. I don't have a set time away. Sometimes I'll be home for 2 or 3 weeks straight. Sometimes I'm home for 2 or 3 days and then I'll have to do another trip. I fly what is basically a vacation airplane for a NY,Palm Beach based family. We fly them when they want to go somewhere. While this sounds like gravy, try planning anything around a Holiday and it usually gets screwed up. We did have Christmas at home this year though. Since my Dad has worked for them (23 years) he has been home for Christmas 3 times.
You may be right... but if you consider the situation... I live in a not so nice area of a major city where I am surrounded by crime. Cops don’t enforce too many laws... It would just be totally inconsistent for them to be trying to bust me for prescription drugs when there are people selling illegal drugs and stealing cars and breaking into houses and fighting all around and they don’t do ****. Seriously I could name a few occasions where (serious) fights broke out and cops showed up and didn’t do **** except ID the people to see if they had any warrants.
Sometimes that's all they can do. Especially when people don't want to press charges, or others don't want to be named as a witness. They ID'd them for a reason, probably for a documentation report, or a report to be reviewed by the district attorney for possible charges. There's a lot more that goes on than what you just see. Try going on a ride along one night. It would probably open your eyes a bit wider to what goes on.
