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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Emirikol" data-source="post: 2469182" data-attributes="member: 10638">Law Enforcement Breaks Up Games!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!11111I've had two really interesting campaign meltdowns.Both invovled law enforcement..one at the federal level.Situation one:  We were gaming at my friend's trailor house during college (because that's how you live if you go to an authentic college and work your way through).  So, the 'dude' as we called him got a knock at his door regularly when we would game and he would talk to his friends and then send them away.  People would get a little annoyed.  Big deal.  So, of course one night, it was  FIVE COPS and they arrested him on the spot for selling drugs out of the house.  Of course, he resisted and started spouting some choice words at them..Needless, his roomies weren't too pleased and kicked everybody out.  Game over.Situation two:  we're gaming in my other friend's trailer house.  She didn't game and was watching TV around April 20, 1995...  We were right in the middle of a fight with some of Iuz's minions (or something, I don't recall) when she turned pale and got on the phone. I was DMing, so I thought maybe she'd smoked too many cheap cigarettes, but a few minutes later, an unmarked blue vehicle pulled up and some dudes from the FBI came to the door.  She had recognized Timothy McVey from the TV sketches about the Oklahoma City Bombing.  So, she and I (because I was her friend) got to take a trip 'downtown' to be questioned.  She had evidently met the evil one while living in KS and recognized him on the spot..thankfully helping to put that bastard to be put to death.  Kind of shook our campaign up..a lot.jh..</blockquote>

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