Crime Watch Daily: How 2 High School Jocks Became Drug Kingpins – Pt. 1

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Crime Watch Daily: How 2 High School Jocks Became Drug Kingpins – Pt. 1

Doug and Lance feigned pain to get the pills and became known as the “Dukes of Oxy.”

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  5. @shinebright8313 · Edit

    So we can partially blame these dumb asses for these poor peoples kids killing them selves with needles in their arms. Not even exaggerating, this makes me nauseous to watch. If you’ve seen a heroine addict up close and personal. It’s fucking sad! I thank god no one in my family took drug abuse this far. But for the lives and the families left in ruins over this is beyond heart wrenching to see. Young, beautiful, promising lives fucked before they even had a chance. Fuck these guys 😡 if you feel so guilty about it go do some time behind bars and not a freakin interview! POS!

  7. @missiecombs7280 · Edit

    These kids took advantage of an easy take. The demand for the pills, the addiction, these boys have or had NO bearing on it. That's like saying McDonald's is responsible for childhood obesity.

  8. @romanceenthusiasm7972 · Edit

    I wanna know more about the journalist and his secret connection to the real dark drug peddlers and chil trafficking syndicate or oligarch operating in our world today. We all Know! Entrapped much journalist.?

  9. @hopperthemarxist8533 · Edit

    Legalization of drugs as well as federal funding for drug rehabilitation, drug clinics, and solving the actual reason for drug use is important. A federal jobs guarantee, subsidized housing, higher wages. To stop addiction you need to stop people feeling desperate and in pain. And the market hasn’t done that. Captialism has failed whether it has been tried — it concentrates wealth in very few hands when there’s no intervention into markets.

  16. @dawnnicolas7617 · Edit

    Crazy, to be so young. Now, look what they have. So many people addicted and losing their lives. That is the Sad Reality of selling drugs. Money seems to supersede any type of moral compass. There are,Always the unseen victims. I hope and pray both of You have learned your lesson. And your lucky your Grandma is in your corner. Smh.

  17. @applewayne5723 · Edit

    This crazy since it little white kids they get called kingpins and no jail time but if it's a black kid he a thug and a threat to the country this why we say Fuck America 🚮🖕🇺🇸🐖

  31. @OKCMTB · Edit

    How can they call it synthetic heroin but I can go get s prescription for it right now. But then I want some weed, oops sorry that’s illegal

  32. @onecuet · Edit

    Everyone knows you don't spend lavishly. When you dont have a legit business to back up your profits aka launder your money. Your just begging to get caught!

  35. @Gcal1956 · Edit

    news flash: white kids form well off families are also drug dealers. They usually have the best customers (their peers, who also have deep pockets and little supervision).
    This in turn results in these drug dealers making fast money very fast.
    There customers come with hundreds of dollars a day…..and don't rob them or make them sit on the corner to meet them….
    Vs a crack dealer on the corner in a slum fighting off bums with 5$ rock deals while fighting off other drug dealers and cops at the same time.
    The kids have networks the can distribute to and it ads up fast….

  38. @MrStrategyGaming · Edit

    why does it seem like the interviewer is talking to him as if he's a hero or something.. How is he not in jail? lol.. I can see from the thumbnail in the second video, one of them got GUILTY.. but the second guy?.. You have people selling weed getting 10-15 years in prison.. this guy is getting interviewed in his backyard…

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