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Ridgefield Youth Drugs Special Report

...Jesse Woellhof's request to have his name deleted from his drug informant status denied...Stay tuned here for updates......

Jesse Woellhof contacted APTV-WCPTV Network executive producer to have his named deleted from his originally sanctioned news report due to job serarch and fear prospective employer will read Jesse Woellhof's report.

"While Jesse Woellhof provided valuable information about the drug problem at RHS several years ago, we can not delete recorded history and cover-up someone's identity for selfish reasons," Mr. Bruhn explained. "We stand by our commitment to excellence in news broadcasting and reporting on the internet," Mr. Bruhn added.

Jesse Wolhoff is a 2004 graduate of Ridgefield High School and embedded within the drug culture in Ridgefield, Connecticut.

In an exclusive interview with USA TV Talk News, Jesse Woellhof was asked what percentage of RHS students are doing drugs? Jesse Woellhof responded "This is a terrible question, you can count anything from caffeine to cigarettes to booze to cocaine and the mentalities, rationales and social, academic and economic impacts are all completely different. Even if you could get a specific answer to this question, it's totally worthless accept as a launch-pad for bullshit.

What percentage of RHS students doing drugs are athletes? Jesse responded "Same problem."

How many RHS students do drugs with their parents? Jesse responded "This I couldn't say, although in every instance I've encountered, it's either marijuanna or alcohol, and while the rare parent hosts their kids' drunken party, these are looked on with a sort of tacit scorn even by most kids. Pot-head parents are usually very careful with their kid's friends, and that kind of thing almost never goes over-board unless the parents tries to deal. The whole thing is fairly rare, although interestingly parents of honor-roll/athlete type kids who are pot-heads usually keep entirely to themselves where-as when these parents are drinkers they are much more likely to distribute to their parent's friends."

Drug informant Jesse Woellhof also reports that "starting around now, pretty much all the classics are available within about 50 miles of Ridgefield. Research chemicals have dropped entirely out. These new 'crackdown' conditions are indeed roiling up the sentiments that start trouble, and with the comming of summer this is only going to get worse."

RHS '04 graduate Jesse Woellhof reported "All in all, the 'drug' situation in Ridgefield is going down-hill, the problem is that the more marijuana dealing rings get busted up, the more room cocaine and alcohol has to take hold, dealers of cocaine being very, very professional, not like the 'under 20' busts the cops have been so proud of, and of course teen alcoholics are prime candidates for drunk driving."

Jesse Woellhof reported "At this point the kids of Ridgefield are going further out of town, making riskier acquaintances, getting drunker, and considering hard or undetectable alternatives like cocaine and 2c-i. The drug situation in a nut-shell." Informant Jesse Woellhof told USA TV Talk News that RHS students are turning to cocaine despite marijuana use among them, and that they are using a substance known as 2 c-i and getting it from unknown sources outside the school. The Jesse Woellhof said RHS students are into drinking and driving and that Ridgefield Alternative High School is a failure for various reasons. Jesse Woellhof explained "The school and it's principles are obviously well-intended, and for many kids in need of extra focus or free thinking it is an important institution, but the harshness of their anti-drug resolutions relative to the actual drug situation in Ridgefield is completely out of proportion."

Jesse Woellhof concluded "As far as 'bricks of drugs' coming into the regular high school, this may or may not be so but it's not directed at the general student body and while a stop should be put to it it's not a direct threat to the community. As far as drugs entering the Alternative High School's sphere of influence, honestly I myself am the only person capable of 'bringing in' significant quantities of anything that would pass the A-school's drug testing screens."

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