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uh i saw this on twitter and i didn't i thought it was like not real and then i looked it up

and it was real so i saw the tweet i saw said Seattle Metro drivers and riders are fed up because

people are now smoking crack on the back of the bus while nobody doesn't need to stop them again

of clearly they're just exaggerating this is this is ridiculous you know people be people in

then i go to the Seattle Times and read an article uh of course it's in Seattle people

one people wasn't exaggerated and since we're on stream yard we'll just share this actual article

as we read okay actual art says drugs on bus that become an everyday hazard Seattle area transit

workers say bus and train operators say so many people are smoking drugs on Seattle area

transit that fumes and volatile behavior created hazardous work environment that discourages

ridership king county metro workers five 44 security incidents regarding drugs using 2019

73 in 2020 398 in 2021 all 2021 besides toxic smoke union officials that crews who maintain

train stops have been punched spat upon and threatened many incidents don't show up in official

reports narcotics smoking aboard transit took hold last summer and now surpasses needles and marijuana

in driver complaints since then at least six up six operators have asked to stop driving midship

and 14 specifically mentioned filling headaches dizziness or irritated breathing typically users

will flick a lighter beneath a piece of aluminum foil which heats the fentanyl met heroin or mixture

on top where the smoke is sucked through a straw air circulation systems carry the haze forward

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