Walter Goodman and Braxton Buford bring much needed diversity and heroin into Indianapolis

Eric Ericson
    Police know full well the combination of Latinos and Blacks in a car usually means drugs and a pull over the other night in Indianapolis saw a big trafficking bust that would make the likes of Jeff Berwick proud. Walter Goodman and Braxton Buford had so many drugs in their tinted car that they were practically supplying a huge section of Indianapolis with just about anything a dope head would wish for on a Christmas morning. Guys like them have brought such tremendous opportunity to overdose and end your life quickly and the diversity of black and brown in Indianapolis is incredible. these two jackasses were well known to Indy's police force and had illegally super dark tinted windows and is why tinted windows of any strip should be bared these jokers had the following in their car

• More than 200 grams of suspected cocaine
• More than 100 grams of suspected methamphetamine
• Three grams of suspected heroin
• Four grams of suspected Fentanyl
• 92 suspected Xanax pills
• Nearly $8,000 in cash and 

One vehicle with rust and tinted windows but some expensive rims.This car had everything  a dope head would wish for on a Christmas morning. guys like them have brought such tremendous opportunity for drug advancement to slackers and shitheads in the city of Indianapolis. wherever Black and brown congregate and wind up the scourge and plague of drug use and abuse follows killing resources and local government expenditures for the harm these people bring into formerly clean and all white idyllic  cities such as Indianapolis were at one time.  these two ass clowns have spread enough drugs into Indianapolis and the Midwest and they need to be booked,cuffed, and stuffed for a long time in a prison that serves only mashed potatoes hard boiled eggs for every meal. Heroin is the legacy of increased immigration and Black southern migration into the United states from the South and the wonderful diversity of thhes epeople are not appreciated enough in the Midwest.