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     Meth

                                                            Not Even Once

              Crystal Meth is cut with Ammonia, Chloroform or Formaldehyde

                                                          All carcinogenetic

     Chief Deputy Sharon Joann Barnes, 48, was shot to death Monday, December 9, 2002, while trying to arrest a methamphetamine manufacturer and dealer, Earl Mitchell Forrest II, of Salem, Missouri.  Mr. Forrest was being arrested for murder and the manufacture of a controlled substance.  He was also suspected of shooting a man and a woman to death during an argument over drugs.   After the death of Chief Deputy Sharon Joann Barnes, he was charged with three counts of first-degree murder.  Chief Deputy Sharon Joann Barnes was the third woman officer in Missouri and the 188th woman officer in the country killed in the line of duty.  Chief Deputy Sharon Joann Barnes was the co-founder of the Lenox Rural Fire Department and its former chief.

      In 2002 Drug Enforcement Administration stated they would assist rural law enforcement in their fight against the manufacture of illegal drugs.  We do not know if this has been done satisfactory. 

     Chief Deputy Sharon Joann Barnes was killed because she did not have sufficient trained back up to assist her.  It was just she and her partner making the arrest.   Earl Mitchell Forrest II was sentenced to death. 

When you smoke your next joint, toot your next line or inhale crank, think of officers whose names are listed below.  It was your behavior that contributed to their deaths. 

     Just like Chief Deputy Sharon Joann Barnes, 48, their jobs were to

     protect and to serve, this they did to the extent of their lives.

Officer Ron Jones, 26, Mississippi December 26, 2002

Officer Andre Gerard Booker, 26, Henrico County Virginia January 12, 2003

Patrolman Jeremy (Jay) Carruth , 29, Alexandria, LA, February 20, 2003.

Private First Class David Ezernack, 26, Alexandria, LA, February 20, 2003

Deputy Sheriff Randy Smith, 31, Evangeline, LA, April 16, 2003.

Police Officer Mary Ann Collura, 43, Fair Lawn, NJ, April 17, 2003

Officer Tony Zeppetella, 27, Oceanside, CA June 13, 2003.

Sgt. Michael Johnson, 39, Vermont State Police, VT, June 15, 2003.

Officer Douglas E. Wendel, 41, Richmond, VA, July 30, 2003.

Deputy Stephen Sorensen, 46, Los Angeles County, CA, killed August 2, 2003

Sgt. Rodney L. Davis, 30, Greene County, VA, August 26, 2003.

Narcotics Officer Donnie Washington, 31, Richland County, SC, October 16, 2003.

Police Officer Matthew Pavelka, 26, Burbank, CA, November 15, 2003.

Sgt. Hubert (John John) Yancey, 35, Scott County TN, November 28, 2003.

Trooper Nikky J. Green, 35, Oklahoma Highway Patrol, December 26, 2003.

Officer Nick Sloan, 24, St. Louis, Missouri January 2004

Officer Sergio Carrera, California October 19, 2007

Police Detective Jarrod Shivers Chesapeake, VA January 17, 2008

                                        This list is not all inclusive.

 Did you know one of your class mates, Peter Lee Boone, 19, of Richmond, Virginia was convicted of shooting one of the above officers and was sentenced to life in prison?  After graduation rather than work in McDonald’s Mr. Boone decided to become a drug dealer.

                                                    Foreign

 4 RCMP Alberta, Mayerthorpe Canada March 2005

Officer Daniel Tessier, Quebec, Canada March 2, 2007

 7 Mexican officers killed May 25, 2008

 Some 300 tons of cocaine are estimated to pass through Mexico to the United States each year, and Mexico is considered the largest foreign supplier of crystal methamphetamine to the United States.

Stop watching movies that desensitize you to reality.  The death of Chief Deputy Sharon Joann Barnes is real.  The consumption of illicit drugs are not only deadly to you but your use spawn unscrupulous drug dealers such as Earl Mitchell Forrest II who are willing to kill to protect their profits.  Help is being offered below take it for all our sakes.   Go to their site and click on programs,  DrugFree.org and affiliates throughout the country.

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