The Block Was Hot…In One Chicago Neighborhood

Seriously, we don’t know whether to laugh or feel sorry for the stupidity of this dude. Last week a 33-year old drug dealer, James Triplett had a line full of people wrapped around the corner of the North Lawndale neighborhood of the west side of Chicago waiting outside of his house to purchase drugs.

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Chicago Police Department

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His customers were seen waiting to purchase heroin like waiting to cop a pair if special release J’s or a new iPhone. The line, which was a block away from the Dwight D. Eisenhower Expressway coincidentally earned its nickname “Heroin Highway,” could be seen from overhead and spanning over a block long. When the authorities busted the drug operation, they said they arrested 32 people and confiscated 12 guns, $50,000 cash, and two cars-one of them a 2014 Maserati GranTurismo.

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Chicago Police Department

Although he was caught, do you feel bad for him or consider his act to be stupid?

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