Is Heroin This Bad EVERYWHERE?

[BFritz21]

(02-24-2016, 08:29 PM)fredtoast Wrote: This is a good topic, but I have no idea why you would concentrate on a wreck where they don't even know who was driving or if the driver was even on drugs at all.

I have heard a lot of talk about heroin making a comeback, but still have not seen much of it in the courts here.

I realize that, unless it's information that you've presented, you don't follow links or even look into events much and just rely on your telepathic lawyerisms, but the second link says that he was a heroin addict:

Quote:Shortly after that, Steve said heroin began to take over Michael’s life.

Heroin is believed to be a major factor in the crash.

“Needles were found in the vehicle,” Ft. Thomas Lt. Richard Whitford said.

It says that it's believed that Michael wasn't driving, but he very likely hung around shady characters, especially with needles and whatever being found in the car, and a car just going off the road like that and flipping leads one to believe that narcotics had to be involved.