Truck headed to Westborough contained $2.1M in marijuana
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- Truck headed to Westborough contained $2.1M in marijuana
- pposing the drug laws they enforce
- Former Graham City Employee Two thers In Jail n Drug Charges
- Men plead guilty in marijuana case
Truck headed to Westborough contained $2.1M in marijuana
Boston Globe United States -
1M in marijuana Boston. com (Arizona DPS Photo) By Benjamin Paulin Globe Staff A truck heading to Massachusetts that was stopped by police in. mfinucane February 21 2009–>.
pposing the drug laws they enforce
MSNBC -
Though it supports drug-policy reform LEAP strongly opposes the use of drugs and stresses the importance of education to teach people especially juveniles about the dangers of use and abuse. pposition to LEAPNot surprisingly LEAP has been sharply criticized by many in law enforcement. “Police officers out on the street should be seeing the problems that come with drug abuse especially with marijuana. It is a dangerous drug. The marijuana on the streets today is not the same marijuana that was on the streets 20 years ago” said Enfield Police Chief Richard Crate Jr. 40 a 21-year veteran of the Enfield Police Department. Crate said marijuana growers have created a more potent drug by essentially “taking a Michelob Ultra beer and turning it into Moonshine.
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Former Graham City Employee Two thers In Jail n Drug Charges
MSNBC -
- A Graham city zoning enforcement officer resigned Saturday following charges of manufacturing and possession of marijuana. The Graham and Gibsonville Police Department searched the home of Kendal and Michael Capps on Friday at 406 Poplar Street in Graham. Kendal Capps 35 worked for the city since March of 2008. Story continues below ?advertisement |.
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Men plead guilty in marijuana case
Livingston Daily MI -
See instructions for fixing the problem. Men plead guilty in marijuana caseBy Lisa Roose-Church • DAILY PRESS & ARGUS• February 23 2009.