Springfield man’s marijuana violation may be first under new law
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- Springfield man’s marijuana violation may be first under new law
- Marijuana decriminalization law goes into effect
- Marijuana found at robbery victim’s home
- Troopers Make Large Drug Bust
Springfield man’s marijuana violation may be first under new law
Boston Globe United States
But the $100 fine he faces for pot possession is the least of his legal problems. Police said 29-year-old Jose Burgos of Holyoke was arrested Friday afternoon by the city’s Vice Control Unit with 119 crack cocaine rocks and 45 bags of heroin in his car. When he was brought to the police station for booking officers allegedly found 0. 2 grams of marijuana in his right front pants pocket. fficers treated it like any other arrest in Springfield police said.
Marijuana decriminalization law goes into effect
Boston Globe United States
com By Globe Staff It’s no longer a crime to have one ounce or less of pot. The state’s new marijuana. mfinucane January 2 2009–>.
Marijuana found at robbery victim’s home
MSNBC
ne of the men is said to have dreadlocks and the others have short hair. The victim says one of the men was wearing a white tank top and blue jeans. In a bizarre twist as deputies were searching the home they found an undisclosed amount of marijuana both inside and outside of the home. But they have not said whether they believe the marijuana was grown on that property. Chester and her cousin Johnny Brown were both arrested on felony possession of marijuana charges. If you have any information regarding this crime you’re asked to call the Lee County Sheriff’s ffice at (239) 477-100 or.
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Troopers Make Large Drug Bust
NewsTalk 1010 WCSI Indiana
Troopers from the Bloomington Post followed up on an anonymous tip that led them to severeal pounds of marijuana and a large amount of cash late Thursday night. Troopers made the bust at 3287 Port Williams Road in Williams after discovering a strong odor of raw marijuana coming from the home and the garage. Based on the intelligence gathered the anonymous tip and the strong odor of raw marijuana Trooper Joshua Allen was able to obtain a search warrant for the residence. Troopers found and seized over 20 pounds of raw marijuana over $10000 dollars in cash and also found materials used in the growing selling and use of marijuana. Troopers found no one in the home at the time of the investigation.