Wisconsin Man Arrested After Bringing Internet Instructions on Building a Meth Lab to Hardware Store

derek_hainesDerek J. Haines, 24, of Waukesha, Wisconsin turned to the Internet like some many people trying to better themselves. Haines’ problem was downloading instructions of how to build a meth lab and then taking the print out on a shopping trip to the local hardware store — where he was arrested.

An employee saw the print out and called police, which found automobile starter fluid and concrete cleaner in his car — both were stolen from the story. They also found ritalin tablets and gasoline in his freezer. Police say that Haines expressed relief that he was caught because he was afraid that he was going to blow himself up in the process of making methamphetamine.

He is charged with maintaining a drug house, delivery of prescription medication, bail jumping, theft, illegal possession of prescription drugs and possession of drug paraphernalia.

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6 thoughts on “Wisconsin Man Arrested After Bringing Internet Instructions on Building a Meth Lab to Hardware Store”

  1. why do they allow stuff like that on the internet. it should be banned!. free speech is taken way out of context here. bomb making sites should be nuked too!
    dude, .. some common sense please!
    what are we afraid of that out government is going to turn out like hitler? please..

    our founding fathers would take exception to the supreme court’s understanding of the constitution… please…. this sucks!

    Ah, If it were not for info on the net and folks like me showing an intrest I would not have known what he was up to. But thats your choice, Head up your but sydrom is still legal in the goood old USof A at least for now.
    Dont for get to come up for air now and again.

  2. why do they allow stuff like that on the internet. it should be banned!. free speech is taken way out of context here. bomb making sites should be nuked too!
    dude, .. some common sense please!
    what are we afraid of that out government is going to turn out like hitler? please..
    our founding fathers would take exception to the supreme court’s understanding of the constitution… please…. this sucks!

  3. I guess he took those ads serious,you know where the couple are at their local hardware store and are planning the new kitchen,or deck and the salesman is showing them what they need.

    Homeboy was just trying to get it right.LOL!!

  4. whaddaya know — he was using ritalin, not OTC pseudoephedrin! State of Oregon has gone crazy and makes life a Royal Pain in the Patootie for the zillions of folks here in the Grass Seed capitol of the world with allergies to same. You can’t get the one really effective decongestant generic that’s available without an Rx! Of course, it actually takes pallet-loads of psuedo-ephedrin to get usable amounts of the meth ingredient out of, if you really even can, but Tally-Ho the Drug War!! (and no, the pseudoephedrin PE stuff that is marketed as a “safe” substitute is VERY-to-completely ineffective.) And no, making life an even bigger pain for allergy sufferers has had absolutely no effect on the local meth production scene, AFAIK.

  5. At least he wasn’t shopping for centrifuges and aluminum tubing. “Hey, do you guys keep the uranium in paint or plumbing?” This is what happens when you a take a drug that will eat dime sized holes in your brain. Indeed, what a maroon.

  6. He sounds like one of those people who commit a crime merely to be arrested so that they can have 3 hots and a cot.

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