Marijuana-growing operation discovered
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- Prescription For Marijuana Doesn’t Fly In Utah
Marijuana-growing operation discovered
St. Petersburg Times – Oct 27, 2007
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Hernando deputies arrested two men and broke up a significant marijuana-growing operation off Pipit Avenue in the Royal Highlands area Friday. Ovidio Jimenez, 32, the homeowner, and Boris San Martin, 32, face charges of cultivating marijuana, stealing electricity and tampering with an electrical meter, reports state. They also said Jimenez and San Martin had configured the electrical wires to steal more than $50,000 in electricity in a three-month period. Spring Hill man gets 5 years in sex case BROOKSVILLE – A 25-year-old Spring Hill man pled guilty to lewd and lascivious battery charges Friday and was sentenced to five years in prison followed by five years of sex offender probation. Circuit Judge Stephen Rushing also gave Robert Martin orders to not contact the victim, to attend a sex offender treatment program and to abide by a curfew after release. He also granted Martin's request for a recommendation of protective custody in jail because he is legally blind.
Marijuana growing operation discovered
St. Petersburg Times – Oct 27, 2007
When deputies arrived, they found a lamp that had been knocked over, igniting a wood crate. After putting the fire out, they found 61 marijuana plants and stalks, grow lights and transformers. Authorities also found an electric bill with the name Haralampos Savopoulos on the account. Soon after, deputies noticed a white Ford van driving slowly past the house with a broken tail light and its headlights off. A deputy stopped the van and found Savopoulos driving. Savopoulos told the deputy, "I know what I did back there.
Migrant workers acquitted in marijuana grow-op case
Globe and Mail – Oct 27, 2007
A judge ruled she is satisfied the workers didn’t know they were helping to harvest marijuana on a farm near Sundown, Man. , in October, 2005. The full text of this article has 106 words.
… faces longer term Madison man says he grows marijuana for…
Central Maine Morning Sentinel – Oct 27, 2007
Christen, who organizes Hempstock and other marijuana-themed concerts each year, could go free after a Nov. 26 hearing, but even if he is released from the Somerset County Jail, he faces more time behind bars if he is found guilty of other pending charges. Christen, 54, of Madison, was arrested Oct. 4 on charges of aggravated marijuana cultivation and aggravated trafficking in drugs… Christen, who organizes Hempstock and other marijuana-themed concerts each year, could go free after a Nov. 26 hearing, but even if he is released from the Somerset County Jail, he faces more time behind bars if he is found guilty of other pending charges. Christen, 54, of Madison, was arrested Oct. 4 on charges of aggravated marijuana cultivation and aggravated trafficking in drugs. According to police he was in possession of processed marijuana and three marijuana plants.
BRIEF: Marijuana bust occurs near Belleville school: Seven pounds of…
Free with registration – Belleville News-Democrat – AccessMyLibrary.com – Oct 27, 2007
| Belleville News-Democrat (Belleville, IL) (October, 2007). 27–Drug agents found $28,000 worth of marijuana in a Belleville home located near a Catholic church and school. Clair County Sheriff’s Department’s Drug Tactical.
Prescription For Marijuana Doesn’t Fly In Utah
KUTV – Oct 27, 2007
After learning that Greenfield had an outstanding arrest warrant, the vehicle was searched. Inside the vehicle, officials found several different types of marijuana and glass smoking pipes. Each man then produced a physician’s prescription for cannabis, which they obtained in California — where it is legal to smoke the drug for medicinal purposes, according to a 1996 law. However, authorities say that doesn’t matter in Utah. "Marijuana is illegal in this state. People need to know the laws before they travel," Washington County Undersheriff Bart Bailey told the Salt Lake Tribune… After learning that Greenfield had an outstanding arrest warrant, the vehicle was searched. Inside the vehicle, officials found several different types of marijuana and glass smoking pipes. Each man then produced a physician’s prescription for cannabis, which they obtained in California — where it is legal to smoke the drug for medicinal purposes, according to a 1996 law. However, authorities say that doesn’t matter in Utah. "Marijuana is illegal in this state. People need to know the laws before they travel," Washington County Undersheriff Bart Bailey told the Salt Lake Tribune. Greenfield is a resident of Beaver, Utah and Pierce lives in California.