Yeah, except to the IRS and to everybody around him who doesn't know, he
has no visible means of support. So he can't just bust out there to Bucks
County in a 450,000 home. Besides, all his "constituency" is in the inner
city. And who knows how many holes in the wall he rents or buys, so he can
keep moving around. When you add it all up, it seems like with all that
money flowing through their hands, drug dealers seem to live pretty F&*ked
up lives.
I'd keep my nine to five.
M. M. Harvey, MPP, MPH
Administrator of Quality Management
Office of the Health Commissioner
1101 Market Street, Suite 840
Philadelphia, PA 19107
(215) 685-5690
fax - (215) 685-5398
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Please respond to
Kyle Cassidy
You'd think that a guy with 48 pounds of cocaine would live in a slightly
better house than 48th and sansom would provide ...
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From: Joe Clarke [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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To: University City
Subject: [UC] West Phila Cocaine Seizure
$4 million drug raid revealed
By Thomas J. Gibbons Jr. / Inquirer Staff Writer
The arrest of a West Philadelphia man whom federal marshals once called one
of the nation's most violent fugitives and the seizure of 83 pounds of
cocaine should interrupt crack dealing in Southwest Philadelphia at least
temporarily, police said yesterday. ... arrested last Wednesday in a raid
on his home on Sansom Street in West Philadelphia, where ...
Wednesday, December 15, 2004 (Philadelphia Inquirer)
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