A & E "Meth Mountain" would make a Gump proud

This was on TV or from your sources in Seattle?

ha, i saw that. the trucker who lives in a trailer, did meth for 30+ years and didnt realize till year 26 that "it was a problem"

fricking classic. only a bama fan could snort crystals made out of draino and not think its a problem till year 26...

i grew up just off of Sand Mountain (aka Meth Mountain). To tell you how backwoods "Deliverance" that place is, last month a 13 year old boy got arrested for having sex with his 6 year old brother. Rednecks.

Do you really snort crystals?

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Do you really snort crystals?

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well, i believe it is methamphetamines(sp) in crystalized form...

so yeah, they do.

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grew up just off of Sand Mountain (aka Meth Mountain). To tell you how backwoods "Deliverance" that place is, last month a 13 year old boy got arrested for having sex with his 6 year old brother. Rednecks.

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Wow.That will raise some eyebrows in the 2013 Media Guide's 'Meet the Players' profile section.

for example, on the front page of Gadsdentimes.com

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for those that don't feel like clicking the link

A multi-county effort of drug task force agents and officers led to the arrests on Friday of three men on charges of trafficking in methamphetamine, according to a news release from DeKalb County Sheriff Jimmy Harris.



Pedro Corona Vargas, 20, and Rodolfo Chavez, 20, both of Albertville, and Carlos Feliz Arellano, 21, of Marina, Fla., were charged with trafficking in methamphetamine and distribution of a controlled substance.
Agents received information that a large amount of methamphetamine was supposed to be delivered to an unknown place in Kilpatrick and were able to confirm that Vargas, Chavez and Arellano were to deliver the meth. Surveillance began on a residence on DeKalb Road 473, according to the press release.

Vargas was seen walking between houses and was detained.

About a pound of meth was found on Vargas, Harris said. Other agents saw Chavez and Arellano on the porch of the residence and detained them.

Officers searched the residence and found more than 5 pounds of pure methamphet-amine ice packaged for distribution, the release said.

About $10,000 and three loaded firearms, including a .45 caliber and two 9 mm pistols, one of which was altered, were found.

The methamphetamine seized has a street value of about $500,000, Harris said.

“This was a huge takedown by these task force agents,” Harris said. “These people were one of the major meth suppliers in our area. We are really fortunate to have such a good working relationship among these officers — and glad we could work together to remove this danger from our counties. This operation should hamper the supply of meth in our area, as this house was being used as a major cut and distribution point. This will hopefully lead to bigger operations in the near future. We are dedicated to removing this poison from our community in any manner possible. Working with the agents in surrounding counties has been and continues to be beneficial to all of us in this drug war.”

Agencies involved included Blount County Narcotics Task Force, Marshall County Drug Enforcement Unit, Albertville Police Department vice narcotics, DeKalb County Drug Task Force, DeKalb County Sheriff’s Office and deputy Josh York and his K-9, Jaeger.

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I live close to Gadsden and Meth Mountain is a 10 minute drive north

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This does not bode well for Ryan Perilloux....

That's EXACTLY what i was thinking....

R.P. is on the other side of Gadsden. He is probably like an hour from Meth Mountain. And for those who don't know Meth Mountain (Sand Mountain) runs from around Boaz all the way up close to Tennessee/Georgia line. It is not just one mountain but a region, Northeastern Alabama.