SMS SOS: Text-Messaging's All-Time Most Stupid Moments

Text Message Not Ideal for Drug Deals
The Text
Sheboygan, WI, inmate and Oxycodone enthusiast Alicja Sawicki dialed up some trouble back in February after texting, "If Chad can get a bop and meet me at the jail at 8:45, I got the flow."
The Turnabout
Presumably in a rush to get a bop (pillhead-speak for hillbilly heroin) while temporarily let out of the pokey to attend a meeting, Sawicki mistakenly sent the text to the wife of a police supervisor. Oops! When Chad arrived at the jail to meet Sawicki, both were promptly thrown into said jail.





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Comments
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Subscribe to commentsSweetPezsJun 25th 2009 4:22PM
Why is anyone surprised that this ADDICT, sent this to the wrong address?She was more likely HIGH as a kite, when she sent it. Well, now, in jail, or possibly prison, she MIGHT get the help she needs. Let's hope and pray she does. KT
remoatJun 25th 2009 4:43PM
why would a druggie have an email, text or paging address or other information about a law wneforcement official, or a cops family? aol is bad about not offering info that explains what led up to the situation being described.. there is no follow-up to the main story, which is "WHY"?
publiusJul 1st 2009 3:18AM
how did a cops wife know grug lingo I would have thought the message unintelligible the terms used are not clear
Jaguar8450Jun 25th 2009 6:56PM
Well, some officer must have used her cellphone illegally while she was in jail. After all, the personal property of inmates are surrenderd and secured.
The14U2NVJun 25th 2009 6:54PM
First off the person couldn't have really sent it to the wrong person by accident because the right person showed up on time for the drugs, so that person got the message. And jails don't just release addicts for meetings because of exactly what happened when they did let that person out. I bet it was a setup, and he was told to send that text to whoever they said he sent it to in an attempt to get a short sentence. Believe or not, stuff like that goes down all the time.
DharmaJun 25th 2009 8:05PM
its a mistake, why take a mistake so far. there are criminals out there that need to be at least acknowledged. god its so ridculous..
annettehansenJun 28th 2009 6:47AM
GOOD!
DebbyJun 28th 2009 11:37AM
It's all a bunch of shit..where in the hell did the addict get the police's wife cell number from?? Makes no sense like 99.99999 % of the comments on here!!!
Eileen ReganJun 28th 2009 12:44PM
I've run out of compassion for drug abusers. Selfish and self destructive they are trains-wrecks that destroy the lives of their children and parents. Take away the phones, tvs and computers. Let them sit in a cell with only a mirror for company......and when they are done with re-hab make them pay for the services they got.