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Drug dealing has destroyed inner cities, where affluent drug customers seek the product from low-income youth who chose drug dealing because it's more lucrative than fast food jobs, he said. -1 Enforcement hinders treatment, ^ he said: CRIME REPORTS continued from page! stated unknown person(s) shattered the bottom half of the handicapped door. Estimated value: $100. _ Disorderly conduct; Bates West ? I Two omcers amvea at the above location and observed a subject with a strong odor of alcohol, was unsteady on his feet, had red eyes and used loud profanity while talking to the officers. The subject was arrested and transported to Richland County Detention Center. 11-1-97 Trespassing after notice; Capstone House lobby ? Arresting officer observed a subject in the lobby of Cap na? tims, transplant and are people who receive t r 1 t *i plasma 01 aonors lixe you. facility and staff for your ican Blood Resources Plasma Program. ...BECAUSE i BUSINESS NABI? 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"We should stop talking about a j drug-free society," Nadelmann said. "It j( sets the hoop too high." ^ Many participants, mostly police c chiefs, detectives and drug policy ana- c I stone House laying down on a couch, f When asked if he was a guest of 1 someone he stated, "They know me on i the 17th floor. Further questioning of { the subject was iruitiess, as ne gave j evasive answers or none at all. The sub- \ ject had been previously interviewed i by officers at the same location and was ? warned to leave USC property or face i arrest for trespassing. Upon this sec- c ond incident, he was placed under ar- g rest and transported to Richland Coun- \ ty Detention Center. t Assault and battery; Capstone 1 House parking meters ? Com- 1 The Califi Freshly baked bread. Fa The best deli cuts. 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Jeff Tauber, a former Oakland udge who is president of the National association of Drug Court ProfessionIs, said legalization with no sanctions ar drug use "would sacrifice inner cities nd lead to perpetual drug addiction." ^ Hubert Williams, president of the Vashington-based Police Foundation, aid the nation's drug policy does not iddress widespread use of crack by /hite Americans because African Americans are arrested and convicted at a ligher rate than other racial groups. Alameda Countv Sheriff Charles 'lummer said he doesn't object to the egalization of drugs but the law should ie established so that drugs are purhased in pharmacies, not in private % lubs or backrooms. ilainant stated that while returning to lis dorm room in Columbia Hall from i party on Greene Street, he was apiroached by five subjects. Subject No. L questioned him about a female who vas at the party and then struck him Q n the face with his fist. Subject No. 2 dso struck the victim in the face. 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