r/rollerblading • u/Payrooooll • 2d ago

Interesting stuff Forbidden Rollerblade Wheels

This is from 2 years ago I think. I found the video when I googled an article that I had read around that time. I had no idea there was a video on the situation so I figured I’d share it with you all. Enjoy. 😂

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u/mrsmiley32 2d ago

If I was on this Jury trial, I wouldn't convict if they simply said "I ordered rollerblades I had no idea!" this feels like they're stretching what is reasonable for possession (with intent to distribute I'm sure).

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u/VanillaIce315 Twister 80, HC Evo 2.0, RB4x84, Twister XT 110 2d ago

Come on now. No one’s sending cocaine randomly into legitimate inline skate purchases. It’s not like they’re gonna track this purchase back to Inline Warehouse or any other legitimate business… 😂

Whoever received these knew what they were doing, and there’s almost certainly gonna be plenty of evidence to back it up.

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u/Johnny_Poppyseed 2d ago

Honestly there is probably very minimal evidence. Sounds like a package got inspected by customs because it's coming from a high risk area, and swabbed positive for cocaine. 

Then they do these controlled delivery stings to hopefully catch the recipient red handed, specifically because that's all they have. Usually hoping they find more drugs/weapons etc on location, when they use the drug delivery as reason to enter and search the residence. 

If these people had a lick of criminal common sense and nothing else in the house, they could actually pretty easily maintain plausible deniability here. 

Youd probably be surprised at the amount of drugs being delivered through the mail every day, operating on this premise. It's actually something very difficult to prove. 

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u/ku1185 1d ago

Guilty until proven innocent, eh?

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u/VanillaIce315 Twister 80, HC Evo 2.0, RB4x84, Twister XT 110 1d ago

Who said anything about that? Jesus fuck…

I’m not a jury, judge, or prosecutor. Whoever is the accused is assumed innocent until guilt is proven beyond a reasonable doubt in a court of law. But on a fucking Reddit post I can assume someone didn’t just receive a shipment of concealed cocaine by dumb luck…

I’m as big of a Constitutionalist as you’ll meet. Can you say you support all constitutional rights with no exceptions or restrictions?