Tons of marijuana found in sophisticated cross-border tunnel.
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- Tons of marijuana found in sophisticated cross-border tunnel.
- Medical Marijuana Crusader to Face Jail.
- Cannabis haul will ‘dent’ drug market.
- Two Fifty-somethings Arrested for Marijuana & Cocaine
- Sauer family faces feds in pot arrests
Tons of marijuana found in sophisticated cross-border tunnel.
Free with registration – America's Intelligence Wire – AccessMyLibrary.com – Jan 27, 2006
Tons of marijuana found in sophisticated cross-border tunnel. | The America’s Intelligence Wire (January, 2006).
Medical Marijuana Crusader to Face Jail.
Free with registration – America's Intelligence Wire – AccessMyLibrary.com – Jan 27, 2006
Medical Marijuana Crusader to Face Jail. | The America’s Intelligence Wire (January, 2006).
Cannabis haul will ‘dent’ drug market.
Free with registration – Europe Intelligence Wire – AccessMyLibrary.com – Jan 27, 2006
Cannabis haul will ‘dent’ drug market. | Europe Intelligence Wire (January, 2006). The plants were found growing in every room of.
Two Fifty-somethings Arrested for Marijuana & Cocaine
Southern Maryland Online – Jan 27, 2006
Trossbach observed two subjects acting in a suspicious manner and confronted the subjects. Upon making contact with the driver of the vehicle she detected the odor of burnt Marijuana emitting from inside the vehicle. A search of the vehicle led to the recovery of suspected Marijuana and Cocaine. The driver of the vehicle, Steven P. Yates, age 55, of Mechanicsville and the passenger in the vehicle, Thomas L. Thompson, age 52, of Mechanicsville were placed under arrest and charged with Possession of Marijuana, Possession of Cocaine, and Possession of CDS Paraphernalia.
Sauer family faces feds in pot arrests
Union of Grass Valley – The Union of Grass Valley – Jan 27, 2006
Sauer, 26; and a man to whom the elder Sauer sold a property, Jamison J. Starr, 27, all have been indicted in United States District Court in Sacramento. The Sauers both face charges of having marijuana with the intent to distribute it. Jamison faces that same charge, plus manufacturing marijuana by growing at least 50 plants, according to the three indictments dated Oct. 27, 2005, that were handed down by a federal grand jury. The elder Sauer, however, said the whole mess was brought on as part of a family feud about property. Donald Sauer also disputed statements by Sheriff Keith Royal, made at the time of the Oct.