MARQUETTE MICH

MARQUETTE MICH
MARQUETTE MICH

Tuesday, September 4, 2018

Houses used as meth labs are often uninhabitable



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MARQUETTE — It’s not just your imagination — methamphetamine use, manufacture and delivery cases have dramatically increased in Marquette County this year, according to data from the Marquette County Prosecutor’s Office.

There were 469 felony cases filed with the Marquette County Prosecutor’s Office in 2016 and 554 in 2018. As of Aug. 25 this year, the office had handled 386 felony filings.



Being determined and being safe are two different things — almost 6 pounds (2.7 kilograms) of toxic material is produced for each pound of meth cooked. This fact, however, doesn't stop crystal meth addicts from brewing sloppy batches of fuming, stinking, toxic speed in poorly ventilated environments.Houses used as meth labs are often uninhabitable afterward ,

cities and states involved in meth lab busts often don't bother with seizing the property, since nobody in their right mind would purchase it at an auction, even at a steep discount. Small meth labs can be found in suburban houses, motel rooms, car trunks, in campsites or in the woods. Outdoor operations often result in water contamination and a dying-off of nearby vegetation


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Saturday, September 1, 2018

nobody in their right mind would purchase it

WE HAD TWO HOME IN MARQUETTE MI BEING USE FOR METH IN THE LAST TWO WEEKS... WHEN IT BECOMES A METH HOUSE YOU CAN NOT RENT OR SELL THIS HOUSE ANYMORE  SO YOUR BEST BET IS TO SELL NOT RENT== YOUR YOU WILL HAVE NOTHING

Being determined and being safe are two different things — almost 6 pounds (2.7 kilograms) of toxic material is produced for each pound of meth cooked. This fact, however, doesn't stop crystal meth addicts from brewing sloppy batches of fuming, stinking, toxic speed in poorly ventilated environments.Houses used as meth labs are often uninhabitable afterward ,

 cities and states involved in meth lab busts often don't bother with seizing the property, since nobody in their right mind would purchase it at an auction, even at a steep discount. Small meth labs can be found in suburban houses, motel rooms, car trunks, in campsites or in the woods. Outdoor operations often result in water contamination and a dying-off of nearby vegetation
 


Friday, August 31, 2018

THIS BOYS LIFE WAS MORE

IF THIS WAS ME OR YOU THEY  WOULD GIVE US LIFE

THEY ARE STILL TAKE-IN CARE OF NO 1
LIKE THE COPS SAY ONE LIES WE ALL LIE ONE KILLS WE ALL KILL
WE TAKE CARE OF OUR OWE LETS SEE IF HE GOS WITH THE OTHER INMATES

THIS BOYS LIFE WAS MORE THEN 15 YR’S IF THIS BOY KILL THIS COP

THEY WOULD GIVE HIM LIFE



Thursday, August 30, 2018

Wednesday, August 29, 2018

Sunday, August 26, 2018

MY WISH



Saturday, August 25, 2018

Friday, August 24, 2018


STAY HUMBLE


Jonathan Robertson, MD


Jonathan Robertson, MD

MARQUETTE — A physician with offices in Marquette and Traverse City was arraigned Wednesday on eight counts of criminal sexual conduct for allegedly assaulting two female patients.

Jonathan Robertson, 43, appeared in Marquette County District Court and was ordered to be held on a $2 million cash surety bond, Michigan Attorney General Bill Schuette said in a news release.

Robertson entered a not guilty plea to the charges, according to his attorney Karl Numinen.

“Dr. Robertson has pled not guilty and has expressed to the investigators that he’s absolutely innocent of these charges,”

The alleged assaults occurred in examination rooms between October 2014 and October 2015, Schuette said. One woman had sought treatment for an opioid addiction and the other was referred to Robertson for pain management.

Robertson allegedly penetrated one victim with an ungloved hand and forced her to perform oral sex on him in exchange for a prescription for Suboxone, a drug used to treat patients in opioid addiction recovery, Schuette said in the release. During a subsequent visit, Robertson allegedly pulled down his pants, exposed himself and forced the woman to perform oral sex on him, the attorney general said. He then gave her $200 cash for a prescription that he requested from a pharmacy.

Schuette said the other woman sought treatment from Robertson for a sore muscle in her hip and that Robertson sexually assaulted her during multiple visits, including penetrating her at least once with an ungloved hand, Schuette said. Robertson prescribed painkillers for the woman.

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