Diane Schuler’s husband in the spotlight
The News Review:
- Diane Schuler’s husband in the spotlight
- UK cannabis medicine maker GW lures US investor
- Charles Rogers says he smoked marijuana ‘everyday’ in the NFL
- Attorney: Cop is killer not marijuana dealer
- Blotter: Man cited for marijuana possession in Los Gatos
Diane Schuler’s husband in the spotlight
Newsday
Schuler was driving drunk and high on marijuana and there was no underlying medical condition such as a heart attack stroke or diabetes to explain the crash authorities say. Daniel Schuler disagrees according to a published report and he will ask that his wife’s body be exhumed for an independent autopsy. He believes an autopsy will show that an underlying medical condition caused his wife’s erratic behavior the New York Daily News reported. Barbara a Garden City lawyer who said he represents Daniel Schuler has scheduled a news conference Thursday at his office and the husband is expected to speak there.
UK cannabis medicine maker GW lures US investor
Reuters
investors will follow * Shares rise as much as 12 percent (Recasts adds byline updates shares writes through) By Ben Hirschler and Ben Deighton LNDN Aug 6 (Reuters) – GW Pharmaceuticals Plc (. L) wona significant endorsement for its cannabis-based medicines onThursday as U. investor Great Point Partners bought amulti-million pound stake in the company sending GW sharessharply higher. The British company which grows cannabis plants in secretlocations in the English countryside for producing its Sativextreatment for multiple sclerosis said on Thursday otherinstitutional investors were likely to follow Great Point intaking a stake in the company. GW shares rose as much as 12 percent before paring gains tobe up 5.
Charles Rogers says he smoked marijuana ‘everyday’ in the NFL
USA Today
"I blew everyday" Rogers told ESPN (see the video below). "But you know I was doing something wrong.
Attorney: Cop is killer not marijuana dealer
Chicago Sun-Times
He’s also charged in federal court with plotting to kill a fellow officer Keith Herrera who he believed was cooperating with the corruption investigation. n Wednesday however Cook County prosecutors solely placed the blame on Nevarez in Kaminski’s slaying. Nevarez who sold marijuana killed Kaminski 25 because he thought he stole his drugs and money from his Southwest Side home while doing some painting work there Assistant State’s Attorney Bill Delaney said. It was Nevarez who made threats Delaney said. “‘You better help me m———– or else you’ll end up like him’” Nevarez 28 said to a friend forcing the confidant to make a makeshift grave which was later covered in concrete Delaney said. Kaminski’s bullet-riddled body was discovered under the concrete floor in late 2007 after police received a tip.
Blotter: Man cited for marijuana possession in Los Gatos
San Jose Mercury News
A man was cited for possession of marijuana. Stolen vehicle — n July 26 at 12:37 a.
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