Ahley Biden arrested 1999 marijuana
A "friend" of Ashley Biden is peddling a video tape that alleges to show the Vice President's daughter snorting several lines of cocaine at a party in Delaware. The "friend" is asking a quarter of a million dollars for the tape. According to the New York Daily News:
"The tape, viewed by several news agencies, allegedly shows a man cutting up five lines of what appear to be cocaine."Moments later, a woman - identified by the person selling the tape as Ashley Biden - jokes that the lines aren't large enough, RadarOnline.com reported.
"The unidentified man then hands over a rolled-up dollar bill, and the young woman with brown hair strolls to the table where the white powder was cut, pulls back her hair, reaches down and snorts a line, according to reports."Four lines of white powdery substance are clearly visible on the table, RadarOnline.com reported."After she snorts the first line, the woman lifts her head and wipes her nose, then snorts a second and third line of powder, RadarOnline.com reported."
The Radar.Oneline.com story identified the news organizations that have seen the tape as the New York Post, an unidentified large British newspaper, and the National Enquirer. Ashley Biden, 27, is a social worker employed by the Delaware Department of Children, Youth, and Families. Ashley Biden was arrested in 1999 while as a student for marijuana possession and again in 2002 for obstructing a police officer. Both charges were subsequently dropped.
If Ashley Biden has been caught on tape snorting cocaine, she will have been only the latest to have been embarrassed doing drugs in front of a video camera. Olympic swimming star Michael Phelps was recently caught on tape smoking a marijuana bong at a party in South Carolina.
Ashley Biden's problems, if it is her on the video tape, could prove to be an ironic embarrassment for her father, Vice President Joe Biden. While a United States Senator. Joe Biden was instrumental in writing the legislation that created the office of Drug Czar in the United States. Joe Biden also introduced legislation to "balance:" penalties for possession of crack cocaine vs. possession of powdered cocaine.
So far there has been no comment from the Biden family or the White House.
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