$480k worth of cannabis seized
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- $480k worth of cannabis seized
- Man caught with GBP1,000 of cannabis.
- Penn State: Penn State student organization petitions drug laws.
- Police arrest two after pot discovered
- Family Filmgoer: Watching With Kids in Mind
$480k worth of cannabis seized
NEWS.com.au – Mar 31, 2006
Police stormed the Morven St home in Guildford, south-west Sydney, about 5. 30pm (AEDT) yesterday. They found cannabis plants and dried cannabis leaf worth an estimated $480,000. Two men were arrested at the scene, police said. A 69-year-old man was charged with cultivation and possession of a prohibited drug while a 66-year-old man was charged with possession and supply of a prohibited drug. Both were bailed to appear at Fairfield Local Court on May 1. Share this article.
Man caught with GBP1,000 of cannabis.
Free with registration – Europe Intelligence Wire – AccessMyLibrary.com – Mar 31, 2006
Man caught with GBP1,000 of cannabis. | Europe Intelligence Wire (March, 2006)… (From Aberdeen Press & Journal (UK)) A Forfar man who was caught with more than GBP1,000 worth of cannabis in his car was on his way to swap it for shellfish, a court heard yesterday. Police officers stopped William Whitton at Inverinate after receiving information that he was travelling to Kyle with a quantity of illegal drugs. When they searched his car they found two slabs of cannabis in the engine compartment, with nine smaller pieces, plus a set of scales. Whitton, of 98 Easterbank, Forfar, pleaded guilty to possessing the class C drug with intent to supply.
Penn State: Penn State student organization petitions drug laws.
Free with registration – America's Intelligence Wire – AccessMyLibrary.com – Mar 31, 2006
–> COPYRIGHT 2006 Financial Times Ltd. (From University Wire) Byline: Jenny Santiago In 1992, Pennsylvania State University student Dana Pitely set up a drug sale for police with Hari Ganapathy, a fellow student and drug dealer. Ganapathy was fined for delivery of marijuana, and when Pitely confessed to the actions she had taken against Ganapathy, he kidnapped and beat her. Pitely was a necessity to police in this case because she was used to report on activities that would otherwise have been unknown, but in the end, her life was put in danger. Sara Rossi, co-president of the National Organization for the Reform of Marijuana Laws.
Police arrest two after pot discovered
Shelbyville Times-Gazette – Mar 31, 2006
He is being held on $6,000 bond at Bedford County Jail. Brian Lynn Brasher, 27, charged with possession of a schedule VI substance for resale and possession of drug paraphernalia, posted $8,000 bond. A bag of marijuana was seen near Black’s feet, Officer Tracey Nelson said, as she and Sgt. Charles Kimbril asked him to remove his hands from his pockets upon exiting the home. Black smelled of marijuana, Nelson said. After Black admitted marijuana was being smoked in the apartment, the officers knocked on the door, Nelson said. They said a “very strong odor” of marijuana was apparent when Brasher let them in… Charles Kimbril asked him to remove his hands from his pockets upon exiting the home. Black smelled of marijuana, Nelson said. After Black admitted marijuana was being smoked in the apartment, the officers knocked on the door, Nelson said. They said a “very strong odor” of marijuana was apparent when Brasher let them in. Rolling papers, a roach and bag of marijuana were in “plain view,” Nelson said. “When asked, (Brasher) said he had more of the substance. The bag initially seen by officers in the home contained 6.
Family Filmgoer: Watching With Kids in Mind
Washington Post – Mar 31, 2006
The lone nongraphic sexual situation subtly implies undress and lovemaking but never becomes explicit. The film also contains usually understated but sometimes crude verbal and visual sexual innuendo and occasional strong profanity. Other more adult elements are a drug-dealing subplot, a marijuana moment and cigarette smoking. ALSO PLAYING8 and Older"The Shaggy Dog" (PG). Flat dialogue, homely special effects mar update of 1959 Disney film and 1976 sequel, "The Shaggy D. "; kids may like slapstick humor, dog, nice young characters; Tim Allen as workaholic assistant district attorney bitten by magical Tibetan sheepdog escaped from drug company’s cruel lab, rendering him able to morph into a dog.