I have heard that if someone does not identify themselves as being affiliated with law enforcement when they are asked (and they are) then any arrests made are considered entrapment. Is this true? Does it apply on the internet? How would one know if they were walking into a heap of legal trouble? (other than gut-instinct which has served fairly well so far; but I'd rather not bet the farm on)
Other than the obvious---what are the major legal pitfalls of ordering prescriptions online? (is this too many questions?--I'm reading all the posts I can but I can only absorb the info so fast...)

BTW--I am NOT in any way affiliated with ANY form of law enforcement,state local federal or international, the FBI, the CIA, homeland security, the Illuminati, the untouchables, the teenage mutant ninja turtles, the Justice League,the Teen Titans or the Avengers. Period.

I have heard that if someone does not identify themselves as being affiliated with law enforcement when they are asked (and they are) then any arrests made are considered entrapment. Is this true? Does it apply on the internet? How would one know if they were walking into a heap of legal trouble? (other than gut-instinct which has served fairly well so far; but I'd rather not bet the farm on)
Other than the obvious---what are the major legal pitfalls of ordering prescriptions online? (is this too many questions?--I'm reading all the posts I can but I can only absorb the info so fast...)

BTW--I am NOT in any way affiliated with ANY form of law enforcement,state local federal or international, the FBI, the CIA, homeland security, the Illuminati, the untouchables, the teenage mutant ninja turtles, the Justice League,the Teen Titans or the Avengers. Period.

... It is perfectly legal for a cop to lie to you under questioning and they are taught to do so.

It is illegal for you to lie to a cop.

Hows that for American justice ?

It's like lying to Congress is a felony and yet congress lies to us every time they open their mouths !

Gawd Bless Amerika !

If mouse23 is for real, they deserve real advice and Firefairy is correct.

It is perfectly legal for a cop to lie to you under questioning and they are taught to do so.

It is illegal for you to lie to a cop.

Hows that for American justice ?

It's like lying to Congress is a felony and yet congress lies to us every time they open their mouths !

Gawd Bless Amerika !

But how many donuts do you eat a day and how much beer do you drink a week?

You know whats funny is couldn't they lie about lying and it is their word against yours!?

I have about one doughnut and zero beers. (don't drink at all)
I'm for real--its not like you come out of yer mama's vag knowing these things--and if asking makes you a cop then whats the point of this entire website? I was under the impression it was a safe place to air questions that are 'touchy' to ask in 'real life'. I am using an assumed name and a dummy email account--but so are a large percentage of other people here; and frankly--I am insulted and dismayed at the insinuation that I may be something other than what I present myself to be. I'm just a guy looking for information that I couldn't find elsewhere. since there is nothing I can do to prove or disprove anything--I'll just rest on the fact that the only thing I ask from anyone is understanding and directions to information--either of which you can keep to yourself if you're too paranoid to share; after all-not everyone is a douche, and I don't give a rats anu s what you think if you're so paranoid as to see a cop in every shadow (which, by the way; is the perfect way to draw unwanted attention to ones-self--since it make it obvious that you're up to things ya don't want the law knowing about)...

Neither directly--I ran a gang of crack-head and junkie thieves (a managerial nightmare--I never worked so hard as I did then...lol). Our whole gig was going into a store in teams of two or three (one always as a lookout to see if they were wise to us)--fill up one or two carts chock full of the highest dollar electronics we could find (at the time that was game boy advances, x-boxes, and ps2s) and walk right out the front door with them. We'd have a getaway driver right there with the engine running and pulled down about a grand per store(keep in mind pawn shops rip you off, BAD). We'd get caught maybe one out of 10 times or less--and would be released on $100 bail every time. Or I should say; I
(as in me)would get busted 1 in 10 times---it was my show; so I had to do the actual dangerous work. Well; after a couple of years of this I had racked up about 13 felonies and God only knows how many misdemeanor thefts. (keeping up with a $500 a day habit was tough)
***************************************Its an embarrassing part of my past--but I don't keep it secret. Its the past--and the guy who did those things no longer exists. I did time in a dozen counties and wound up in Lino-Lakes prison. I cleaned up when I got out and steered clear of the old crew (they wanted me to "work" again). After about a year of staying clean my wife passed away and left me a single father. It was rough for a while--but I have really grown a LOT in the past 5 years; and finally become a responsible adult (took me long enough tho, LOL!)

Well that's a bit more than I expected, but thanks for answering my curiosity.

Don't let OldandWorn get to you. He lives to insult people. That's what helps him sleep at night. He reminds me of that Uncle that everyone tries to avoid at the family gatherings because you never know what idiotic and or insulting statement is gonna come out of his mouth. I know we all have "that guy" in our family. As much as you cringe at the sight of him, he will always be there.

Legally Law Enforcement CAN, DO and WILL lie to you to make a case.

So no, they do not have to identify themselves as a police officer if you ask them.

If you want to really make sure someone isn't a LEO, just ask to take a look at their wallet.

If they do not want to show you they're ID, then most likely they are LE. Why? Because LE doesn't want you to see what they're address is.
Not to mention., most police officers carry Police Identification in they're wallets. I used to.

YIKES! (you just scared me, dude)

OK. I was a CIA agent, so welcome to the neighborhood.

I KNEW it!! I knew I knew you from somewhere before!

Did you get one of those flashy-memory eraser thingys? Oh wait, those were MIB.

Yea, but they are called benzos.

the wallet trick would probably work with a cop. but its not going to help with the guy youve known for over 10 years that had his own legal trouble and was promised leniency to help turn other people in.

since for some reason arresting two people is better than one.

Did this happen to you? This is interesting to me. Can you elaborate more on how that process would work? Sorry if I'm intruding. Just curious. Thanks

Did this happen to you? This is interesting to me. Can you elaborate more on how that process would work? Sorry if I'm intruding. Just curious. Thanks

Once upon a time; a much younger and hopelessly idealistic mouse23 was brought out of his cell and into a questioning room--he was just getting over the worst of his w/d. The bad guys thought his weakened state would make him easy pickin'. They asked him to help with screwing over a "dude" he knew in exchange for undefined "preferential treatment". Mouse23, being idealistic replied that it was against his personal code of ethics (thats a laugh in and of itself considering the things I did back then). So they brought him back to his cell.

Since they couldn't get mouse to turn on "dude"---they got "dude" to turn on mouse. Poor mouse got shafted, bigtime, by the very person he strove to protect.


I did a lot of bad things in my life---but I never sold out someone else to save my own butt. I'd like to say I take pride in that---but pride and a buck will buy you a cup of coffee and not much else.


This example is why when they bust someone for drugs 2 dozen people fall...'cause everyone is out to save their own butt in this world. I would say "that sucks", but realistically;if they didn't look out for themselves--who would? I don't like it---but "dude" had five (5!) kids. He was an a-hole---but I at least understand where he was coming from...

No offense intended here but for someone who has been incarcerated you don't seem to know how police catch people.

The biggest risk of ordering from an international pharmacy would be having law enforcement do a controlled delivery. Don't use your real name/info when sending money and if possible don't give your real name to the place you order from either.