theFreshScent

San Diego State just became home to one of the largest school-related drug busts in recent history. The final toll? Around 100 people were arrested, 75 of them students. The police confiscated 4 pounds of cocaine, 50 pounds of weed, 350 ecstasy pills, 4 guns and $60,000 in cash.

Considering this is front page news almost everywhere, this article going to be a simple news recap. Instead, we wanted to take a different angle, and talk to someone on the ground. It’s so easy to have an opinion made up by reading a single AP news article, but there are always other sides to a story.

Through a contact, we were able to interview an alumni from the most prominent fraternity involved in the drug sales - Theta Chi - and get a feel for what the local response is to this drug bust.

Let’s get on with it…

theFreshScent: This seems like an extremely serious issue and could possibly affect Theta Chi’s charter. Were these drug dealings completely common knowledge among house members, as the AP news article suggests?

Theta Chi Alumni: It would be safe to say that most brothers in a chapter know what the other brothers are up to, especially brothers who live at the fraternity house. If it is found to be true that drugs were sold on the premises, there is no doubt that their charter will be revoked. Theta Chi holds a strict no tolerance policy on drugs. Even alcohol is not allowed on chapter premises.

To see the rest of this interview, read on…

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Here is the (larger size) video being shown on the Never Get Busted Again website. This is basically Barry’s synopsis video that’s aimed at making you want to purchase his DVD.

The production isn’t half bad and it’s good that Barry lost the heavy East Texas accent from his younger days. You can definitely tell this guy used to sell cars for a living, he’s a good pitch-man.

Here is the video related to the Temple 420 post directly below.

It shows post-raid footage and Craig X with the police. Also, the Reverend stands up and speaks clearly about his organization, its benefits, and his feelings on the subjects related to his arrest.