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Posted: 4:39 PM Oct 11, 2008
Mingo County Undercover Drug Bust
Drug charges landed two men from Mingo County in jail.
Reporter: Jeremy Edwards Email Address: Jeremy.Edwards@wsaz.com |
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DINGESS, W.Va. (WSAZ) -- Drug charges landed two men from Mingo County in jail.
Deputies arrested Curtis Romans and Herman Vance this week after officers say the two men sold Oxycontin to undercover agents several times.
Romans and Vance are charged with two counts of delivery of a controlled substance and two counts of conspiracy.
Romans and Vance are being held in the Southwestern Regional Jail.
Latest Comments
Posted by: Jody
on Oct 14, 2008 at 07:51 PM
I agree with you Tommy. You can go to Williamson during the week and they are standing outside waiting to get into this Doctors' offices. They even line up outside in the cold of winter or the pouring rain to get into see these Dr. You know something is up when people do stuff like that. I glad they caught these guys but there is sure a WHOLE LOT more where they came from!
Posted by: Mr. Magoo
on Oct 14, 2008 at 07:35 PM
What happened to the 11,000 pot plants down there that was reciently taken out of 17 different fields all on beech ridge? Never anymore said, it being one of the biggest hauls in the states history. It took a bunch of serious farmers to tend this patch! Maybe, No it couldn't have been some of the good old boys..
Posted by: eddie
on Oct 13, 2008 at 06:38 PM
here is how it works. The Dr's get paid by the RX companys to write a certain prescription and the RX companys lobby our leaders in DC and Charleston so they can make the most money they can from their drug that the Dr. is prescribing. Most of the politicians in state and fed. gov are lawyers who have infulance at the local level. The local cops hands are tied behind their backs as far as funding and the such to go after the Dr's that are making zombies of people. Until the politicians stop taking the treats the lobbiests hand out, all we can do is sit back and watch and just keep re-electing the same people in charleston and washington. its never gona change because there is too much money to be made at the top.
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