Police find cocaine and marijuana in woman’s bra
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- Police find cocaine and marijuana in woman’s bra
- Neb. deputies say man stuffed cat inside ‘bong’
- pinion: Legalize marijuana and reap the revenues for California
Police find cocaine and marijuana in woman’s bra
The Associated Press
(AP) — A 20-year-old woman faces drug charges after police found cocaine and marijuana hidden in her bra. Buffalo County police notified authorities in Winona Thursday that a car headed their way may have been involved in a drug deal. A Winona officer pulled over the vehicle and searched the woman. Deputy Chief Tom Williams said that turned up about 100 grams of marijuana and 4. 25 grams of cocaine in her bra.
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Neb. deputies say man stuffed cat inside ‘bong’
The Associated Press
deputies say man stuffed cat inside 'bong'By ERIC LSN – 3 hours ago MAHA Neb. (AP) — A man who tried to mellow out his cat by stuffing her into a homemade bong is facing criminal charges — and catcalls from animal lovers. Authorities cited a 20-year-old man on suspicion of animal cruelty Sunday after catching him smoking marijuana from a contraption that had a cat stuffed inside its 12-inch by 6-inch base. The man told sheriff’s deputies the 6-month-old female named Shadow had been hyper and that he was trying to calm her down. The cat was taken to the Capital Humane Society where she appeared to be in good condition Monday executive director Bob Downey said. “What the human mind doesn’t invent huh?” Downey said. The suspect did not return voice or text messages left on his cell phone by The Associated Press.
pinion: Legalize marijuana and reap the revenues for California
San Jose Mercury News
Additional revenue would be generated from sales taxes. Altogether tax revenue would be on the order of $1 billion comparable to the cigarette tax. This is a common sense fiscally conservative policy that would regulate cannabis in a manner similar to other legal intoxicants and raise much-needed revenue. At the same time this policy would eliminate marijuana-related crime and law enforcement expenses which include an estimated $170 million annually for the arrest prosecution and imprisonment of marijuana offenders. It would likewise put an end to such prohibition-related problems as the proliferation of black market dealers grow houses smugglers and pirate gardeners on public Advertisement yld_mgr. place_ad_here(“adPosBox”); lands. Finally a legal marijuana industry could generate substantial additional economic benefits in legal employment business and payroll taxes and spinoff industries — like the wine industry which currently contributes $50 billion to California’s economy.