Be Careful what juice you put in your child\'s lunchbox...

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The juice boxes were part of a private shipment that wasn\'t destined for the United States food supply, Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents said. The juice would be deadly if consumed.

Wow, could they not have a more ghetto juice drink, don\'t they at least have Hi-C?

It wasn\'t destined for the US, but it was deadly juice... so who was it targeted at? Iran?

(yeah I didn\'t read the article )

Originally posted by Samwise
It wasn\'t destined for the US, but it was deadly juice... so who was it targeted at? Iran?

(yeah I didn\'t read the article )

was sent to the US but not destined for store shelves

[Titan]

Interesting. They got lucky they caught it when they did.

[clips]

i admit..since i\'m getting layed off this was supposed to be coming to my crib until i got a steady job..s**t now i gotta call my connect in columbia and tell them the bad news.......

This is the catch...deadly juice, juice that\'s deadly, deadly juice..

WHY is gods name would they have deadly juice?

"yea I didn\'t read the article either "

How hard is it to copy the whole article?

Liquefied Heroin Discovered In Fruit Juice Boxes In Florida

POSTED: 2:27 am EST November 4, 2004
UPDATED: 1:44 pm EST November 4, 2004

MIAMI -- Nearly 100 fruit juice boxes containing liquid heroin were intercepted Wednesday in a shipment from Colombia, federal officials said.  

The juice boxes were part of a private shipment that wasn\'t destined for the United States food supply, Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents said. The juice would be deadly if consumed.

The 6-ounce boxes, labeled "Hit Fruit Drink," contained a total of 38 kilograms, or about 84 pounds, of heroin worth $1.7 million.

Customs agents said the juice was initially bought from a grocery store in Colombia, then emptied and refilled with heroin. The shipment was relabeled and five pallets of boxes were shipped alongside pallets of legitimate juice boxes, the agents said.

The pallets were intercepted at an undisclosed location in Miami and federal agents are working to track the drug dealers responsible, customs agents said.

In 1990, a 25-year-old man died after drinking a cocaine-laced Colombian soft drink that was part of a drug smuggling scheme. It went awry when burglars broke into a warehouse, stole cases of the drink not knowing what they contained, and sold them to local grocers.

The FBI discovered at least 45 contaminated bottles of Pony Malta, some on store shelves.

Originally posted by Coredweller
How hard is it to copy the whole article?

How hard is it to click a link?

Originally posted by Cyrus
How hard is it to click a link?

ditto

Originally posted by Coredweller
How hard is it to copy the whole article?

thanks cordweller. If it wasnt for people like u lazy asses like me would have to click on a link .

OMG thats not deadly juice, thats a juice box filled with heroin!!?!!!111!1!!!1

I thought it was juice gone bad or had some chemical in it.

Originally posted by The Hurricane
ditto

My theory is:  if you want to summarize the article in one sentence and provide a link, that\'s cool.  However, if you don\'t even provide the most important point of the article (the juiceboxes contained heroin), then just providing a link is not enough.  Not to mention that when an article this short, copying the whole article is no hardship.

You think it was misleading or something?

I wonder if they check everything that comes through or if they had a tip.

Perhaps they were just thirsty.

BTW, thanks for Coredweller for helping the lazy.