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Cantonment Man Gets Jail Time For Possessing Meth At Probation Office
January 28, 2019
A Cantonment man has been sentenced to time in the county jail for possessing methamphetamine inside a probation office.
Michael T. Goodwin, 48, was charged with possession of a controlled substance. He received 120 days in jail with credit for 25 days served.
Methamphetamine was discovered inside Goodwin’s wallet at the Probation and Parole Office on Davis Highway.
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11 Responses to “Cantonment Man Gets Jail Time For Possessing Meth At Probation Office”
@too old, your comment shows what you know about addiction, no one chooses to be an addict, it’s not as simple as you think. Feel lucky it didn’t happen to you, for some it was a traffic accident, others made a bad decision, but none wanted to an addict or junkie or whatever name you want to give it. They are human beings, just like you and I.
Neither good…. nor a win….
You cant make this stuff up!!!
Not the brightest bulb
A lot of young people experiment with drugs. Most of them grow up and leave them behind. Sadly, a few can’t.
They will revoke his probation and give him jail time but suspend the jail time to a longer probation period…they want ur money. They dont want to give you 3meals and a cot, in which, the food stinks anyhow
What’s in your wallet?
the thing that gets me isn’t so much that he had meth on him at the probation office, but he’s this OLD still doing drugs. At what point in your life do you wake up and realize the issues drugs have caused you and stop letting them rule your life. 48 years old and another drug arrest….wow.
don’t leave home without it evidently applies to meth in this case
If he was previously on probation/parole, wouldn’t that be revoked as well? If he’s dumb enough to walk into P&P with it in his pocket I doubt this will be the last time we see his mugshot.
So was there a violation of probation also?