Rv Parks And Meth Options

[a.d]

It seems that drugs are quite popular in some RV parks these days especially methamphetamine, crystal meth. This is not new and has been going on for some time now. Some cookers use old RVs located in park spaces( like next door ) or kept in RV storage locations or even in mini storage units.Becouse of a new method called SHAKE AND BAKE OR ONE POT METHOD, they can make meth in their own RV, car ect. It has become harder to detect this drug being made and can be made in forty minutes. Even some park management teams are on board with useing, making, selling to aford their own drug habit and shipping the drug.Unfortunately this does eventually effects every one that uses RV parks for overnight,weekly, or full time. Most likely with out you even knowing (health, more violence).Some park owners are quite aware of this happening in thier parks and are reaping some of the rewards, but no direct hands on. This may be becouse of hard times and trying to stay in business or just greed. Now before I get a lot of angry response to this. I did not say all parks all management or park owners. This can happen in any park. No I will not write a review, That will only become a map for other meth users. Yes I know you can call law enforcement. They seem to only care about big drug dealers unless there are children involved. Possibly because they do not have the funding these days and private property laws.

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[docj]

Ever since Breaking Bad featured an old Bounder as its first meth lab it's been hard to see one that age without wondering "are they using it to make drugs?"

[Fitzjohnfan]

Ever since Breaking Bad featured an old Bounder as its first meth lab it's been hard to see one that age without wondering "are they using it to make drugs?"

It seems AMC programs like old motor homes. Did you see the old Winnabego Brave on the first few seasons of "The Walking Dead"? I kept thinking, if I was alive during a zombie takeover, I would probably "upgrade" (e.g. steal) a much better rig to survive in. One that got better milage and had more options like an on-board washing machine.

Sorry to hijack this thread. It's sad that these mobile meth labs end up trashing perfectly good RV's since there will be no cost effective way to clean them to make them healthy to occupy later. I work for a restoration company and in many cases we have to gut the entire home (remove all drywall and fixtures down to studs) in order to decontaminate the property.