Unbelievable find

[plymouthian12]

Hit a pond I've been in a few times this spring got an iPod a lure from the 50s silver ring and a leaf pendent thing is the best of it the worst of it is someone works that I found about thigh deep spoon,needles,and I could also see a small lighter in it also all tied in a face cloth. After the hunt I brought it by the police station for them to dispose of. The cops did say thanks for bringing it an ideal told them where I got it so hopefully they will step up patrols in that area

 

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[Texas Ed]

Strange find indeed & thanks for turning it in to the police - anyway congrats on your other finds and thanks for sharing your picture and story with all of us.

Texas ED

 

[Diggin Dude]

Unfortunately, used needles and drug bags are an all to common sight at some NYC parks. Nice job.

Congrats on your finds and HH

 

[trapperart]

Congrats

 

[against the wind]

I have to attend an Annual "Right To Know " training class at work. It inclues the proper handling and disposal of hypodermic needles. A quick and safe way to transport/ dispose of these potentially infectious needles is to put them in plastic water/soda bottles. Unfortunately, I come across them all the time.
Good job

 

[Tuberale]

Good to know those syringes fit into used water or pop bottles. The bottles are much more common here than the other, except in certain places. Thanks for sharing!

 

[Subterranean]

Someone chucked their kit into the water when they thought the police were coming. Thanks for disposing of it properly and I am glad you found some goodies to keep! ATW's tip on transporting syringes is spot on, did it many times in my career. Sub

 

[The Urban Prospector]

Someone chucked their kit into the water when they thought the police were coming. Thanks for disposing of it properly and I am glad you found some goodies to keep! ATW's tip on transporting syringes is spot on, did it many times in my career. Sub

Or hopefully kicked the habit...more likely as you said though.