SOHH Over It!

First off, let me start off by telling Haze, I could have made you famous. Just check your voicemail at the house.

*back to our regularly scheduled blog*

Alright y’all. I told y’all bout the chick who had ya boy stunned. She was buying me cologne, taking me to the massage parlor, and cooking me lobster and steak for lunch. I told y’all how she had the hair salon shit poppin big time. I was amazed at how this broad was so ‘un-street’ but yet so cool. I told Dig how bad this broad was and how she was on point with her shit. Just an all around keeper. Well, I got played something awful y’all. Don’t believe everything you see/hear/feel.

More CNT arrests in wake of major drug haul
Coastal Empire | Intown | Local News
Adam Crisp | Friday, August 24, 2007 at 12:30 am
The Chatham-Savannah Counter Narcotics Team is calling this week’s arrest of six suspects a major victory in its battle against drugs in the area.

The six suspects were taken into custody Thursday morning. Their arrests fall on the heels of 19 other arrests of men and women suspected of being part of the same network, agents said at a news conference.

CNT Commander Roy Harris said the drug operation was a major disruption in the flow of drugs.

Over the course of several stings, agents confiscated 3.5 kilograms of cocaine with a street value of about $300,000 as well as eight pounds of marijuana. Also confiscated were firearms, packing materials, cash counters, vehicles with clandestine compartments and nearly $110,000 in cash.

Thursday, after getting a state court indictment, CNT agents charged six people who they allege are involved with that network: Jahnard Massey, Latiya Phillips, Tiawanna Scott, Larry Lundy, Owen Newberry and Ramero Brown.

Some of these individuals already were in jail.

Four suspects who have not yet been identified remain at large.

Harris said the network consisted of mid-level drug traffickers.

“These people were selling $900,000 to a million dollars in drugs a month,” said County Commission Chairman Pete Liakakis.

In May, when the first 19 arrests occurred, Harris rolled out a trash bag filled with confiscated marijuana and several slabs of a high-quality cocaine.

“These people would give the drugs to the street-level dealers for sale,” Harris said. “It’s important that our uniformed officers catch those people while we work to cut off supply at this level.”

The arrests were triggered by a traffic stop in May in Garden City.

“The initial information was enough to suggest to us that we needed to get CNT involved,” said Garden City Police Chief David Lyons. “It’s so important for our officers to look further than the traffic stop.”

Lyons said the partnership with the county anti-narcotics team benefits his agency because he does not have the resources to devote to large-scale drug suppression.

“It would have been difficult to achieve this same result without CNT,” Lyons said.

Now this is funny because Tia had me fooled. Here I am thinking she’s a ‘good’ girl. The whole time, she moving MAJOR weight through the city. $900,000-$1,000,000 a month!!!!!! She was doing it. Made me seem small change as hell.

Well, at least it was fun while it lasted. And she got some dick before she got locked up.

I WIN….I WILL NOT LOSE.