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Updated: 4:13 PM Oct 18, 2009
Man Accused Of Selling Drugs Near A School
Deputies have arrested a man they say was trafficking drugs near Crabbe Elementary School in Ashland, Kentucky.
Posted: 3:09 PM Oct 18, 2009Reporter: Susan Nicholas Email Address: susan.nicholas@wsaz.com |
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BOYD COUNTY, KY (WSAZ) -- Boyd County deputies arrested a man they say sold drugs near Crabbe Elementary School.
Deputies searched David Chapple's home and found a large amount of marijuana, Oxycodone pills and money.
Chapple has been charged with trafficking a controlled substance within 1,000 yards of a school. The arrest happened early Friday morning. He was taken to the Boyd County jail.
According to arrest records, Chapple is 41 years old and lives in the 1900 block of Central Avenue.
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Posted by: Dear Mary,
on Oct 28, 2009 at 04:10 PM
You seem to know an unusual amount of dealer locations for your average "concerned citizen" "Candy Lane" in Flatwoods?, the 2300 block in Ashland?, thats a pretty wide range for someone with only a cursory knowledge. It sounds like you know more than you let on...in fact it appears that possibly you are a rival dealer trying to throw suspicion onto the competition. Or maybe you're just mad at some of them because they shorted you on your last purchase??? Perhaps an ex lover ,that you want a little revenge on? How do we know to take your word for anything? Rumors and gossip ,thats all these forums are about. People log on to this site to get legitimate information and all you wind up with is a bunch of hypocrites pointing fingers.
Posted by: Anonymous
on Oct 19, 2009 at 11:51 PM
Drugs are drugs, and people will contiune on selling it. Its a non ending battle to get this crap off the streets and away from our kids. Its easy money, tax free, dont need to turn it in as income. The law enforcement officers cannot sniff this out on their own, they need tips, more then one tipster. oomunities need to stand together and report this, or it will never end. A lot of people turn their heads and look the other way, or sit on porches and complain to one another about the problem, but yet never once decide to tip the law enforement about it. Take a stand, come together and tell your local law enforcement office, or nothing can be done. Write down license plate numbers, detailed descriptions, names if possible and addresses. If you claim you have done this, the possibility is, they are already under survailance, just be patient, then you can sit and laugh when they are busted wide open, like this case. Thank you WSAZ for keeping us informed on this fight on drugs.
Posted by: WGriff
on Oct 19, 2009 at 09:28 PM
to JIM J You my friend would fit in nicely in the Middle East, You are a cerified nut case. As far as the Preachers runnung the country why would we want a con-man running this Country, Preachers are far from perfect and I know for a fact that most of them drink coffee, wine or smoke etc. some I know will throw back a few beers and try their best to use their power of weak minded people (such as yourself) just to satisfy their sexual fantasies and pay for his lifestyle. Drug testing is already an invasion of privacy so yea move to Middle East, grow a beard,and hurry!
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