I used to think there was an upper age limit for some drugs, apparently not.
A 22-year-old was arrested on Thursday after phony crack cocaine was sold to residents at a Jacksonville nursing home.
Police arrested Hillmon Arnold outside the Golden Retreat Shelter Care Center at Moncrief Road and Golfair Boulevard, according to his arrest report.
Police interviews showed that a man was selling small pieces of bread that looked like crack cocaine in Tylenol pill bottles to the clients at the center for $5, the report said.
The center was targeted because residents receive their checks the 10th of the month and he needed money to support his own drug habit, the report said.
Thanks to Visible0
Thursday, April 17, 2008
Fake Crack Sold To Nursing Home Residents - Man Arrested
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