Mom JAILED for letting 4 yr old eat POT BROWNIE

SAN FRANCISCO - A 4 year old should be allowed to eat a pot brownie, a South City mom allegedly told cops.

Marisela Guadalupe Barraza, 19, was arrested Monday, the day after her 4-year-old daughter ate one of her marijuana brownies, authorities said. Cops were notified after Barraza’s sister brought the child to the hospital.

Barraza allegedly told officers that it was not her fault because her child “ate it before she could stop her.” She also stated that it was “no big deal” and “marijuana should be legalized,” according to San Mateo County prosecutors.

After the child ate the brownie Sunday, Barraza brought her daughter to her sister’s house. Her sister noticed the child had “slow speech, droopy eyelids” and was “acting strangely,” San Mateo County Chief Deputy District Attorney Steve Wagstaffe said.

Barraza and her daughter spent the night at the 21-year-old sister’s home. Her sister brought the child to the hospital the next day, after consulting her mother while Barraza had temporarily left the home.

Blood tests showed marijuana in the child’s system, Wagstaffe said.

Cops were called. The sister told police that Barazza “was addicted to marijuana and acted irresponsibly with the child on prior occasions,” Wagstaffe said.

Barazza pleaded not guilty to a misdemeanor child endangerment charge Wednesday. The case was set for jury trial on Oct. 25.

The mother remains in custody on $7,500 bail



Read more at the San Francisco Examiner: http://www.sfexaminer.com/local/Mother-jailed-after-4-year-old-child-eats-pot-brownie-104081694.html#ixzz111eln3Dr

Dad pleads guilty to stashing marijuana in Elmo book bag

Dumb AZZ of the WEEK

A Fayette County man this morning pleaded guilty to stashing marijuana in his son's Elmo bookbag, but he told a judge he couldn't recall exactly when he placed the drugs in the bag.

Ronald Jacob Washington, 34, of 6 Wilson Ave., Uniontown, pleaded guilty to charges of endangering the welfare of children, possession, possession with intent to deliver and disorderly conduct.

In exchange for his guilty pleas, he is to be sentenced next week to six to 24 months in prison, according to a plea offer by District Attorney Jack Heneks.

Uniontown Area School District officials discovered the marijuana April 8, after Washington called Menallen Elementary at 8:15 a.m. to ask whether his son had arrived yet for kindergarten, state police said in a criminal complaint. When the school confirmed the boy's arrival, Washington indicated he needed to retrieve something from the boy's bookbag.

School staffers were suspicious and searched the bag. They summoned police after finding the suspected marijuana.

Trooper Timothy G. Selden reported that when he arrived at the school, he noticed a strong odor of marijuana emanating from the bag. Upon searching it, he discovered two clear plastic sandwich bags containing approximately 105 grams of marijuana — nearly 4 ounces — next to the child's homework.

By then, Washington had arrived and was outside the school talking on a cell phone.

"I proceeded to tell Ronald Washington what had taken place, and he said, 'It was something dumb,'" Selden wrote in the complaint.

Washington is in the Fayette County Prison in lieu of $100,000 bond.

source:http://www.pittsburghlive.com/x/pittsburghtrib/news/regional/fayette/s_702067.html

Over 170 pounds of pot taken during I-77 traffic stop

CHESTER COUNTY - Law enforcement officials recovered almost 180 pounds of marijuana from a traffic stop on I-77 in Chester County on Wednesday.

According to the Chester County Sheriff’s Office, officers stopped a motorist driving a 2006 Chevrolet Impala near mile marker 55 and found 7 bails of packaged marijuana in the trunk.

The marijuana weighed in at about 177 pounds. Officers also seized $274 in cash.
The driver, Tedric Brent Allison, 29, of Johnsonville, SC, has been charged with trafficking marijuana.

Officials from the York County Sheriff’s Offices, South Carolina Highway Patrol, State Law Enforcement Division, National Guard, Drug Enforcement Administration, and the Richburg Fire Department assisted with this investigation.

Damn Dude...

source:http://lancaster-chester.wbtv.com/content/over-170-pounds-pot-taken-during-i-77-traffic-stop

City wants to ban “synthetic marijuana”

The legal sale of “K2” and “Spice” could go up in smoke in the Brew City. Also known as synthetic marijuana, the “incense” is sold as at area head shops and convenience stores. But it’s hit the radar screen of Milwaukee aldermen who want to ban it – and punish users and sellers with fines and jail time.

Three grams of K2 sells for about $40. Smoking the substance, which is often green-colored, creates a brief but intense high. But some say it’s dangerous and have linked the drug to an Iowa suicide and a fatal car accident in Waukesha.

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Why in the hell would anyone want to smoke K2 or fake ass weed anywayz... 40 for 3 grams, hell I might as well get the real thing.

800 pounds of marijuana found in planes in Lake County

Lake County Sheriff's office, the Drug Enforcement Administration and Immigration and Customs Enforcement made a big bust in a small city.

Over 800 pounds of marijuana and $30,000 in cash were confiscated from two airplanes at the Umatilla Municipal Airport in Umatilla on Sept 19.

Lake County sheriff’s patrol deputies, narcotics detectives, Umatilla police officers, and agents from DEA and ICE acted on a tip after two airplanes landed in Lake county from Texas. The two airplanes were searched by a K-9 when the discovery was made.

Three people were arrested on drug trafficking charges. Christopher Shirley, 35, Meagan Brower, 26, and Michael Lwin, 33, were arrested but were released on bond Wednesday. Lwin posted a bond of $10,000, Brower posted a bond of $20,000 and Shirley post a bond of $55,000.

Anabolic steroids belonging to Shirley were also found and confiscated. The marijuana had a street value of $800,000.

The two airplanes were seized and are currently being stored at the Leesburg International Airport, pending future proceedings. Three vehicles and the cash are also pending as part of this investigation.

The next court date is Oct. 13.

source:http://www.cfnews13.com/article/news/2010/september/156684/800-pounds-of-marijuana-found-in-planes-in-Lake-County

Chaska Police Seize 15 Pounds of Marijuana from the Mail

The Chaska Police Department and the US Postal Inspection Service worked together to seize 15 pounds of marijuana from the US Mail.

Officials say the package had been mailed from out-of-state and contained seven bricks of marijuana with a street value of more than $7,000.

A teen and a man, both from Chaska, tried to pick-up the package.

Police say the 17-year-old boy tried to accept delivery of the package using a fake name. The boy and his adult accomplice were both arrested for felony drug possession charges after they drove away with the marijuana.

Authorities believe the marijuana was going to be sold in the Chaska community.


Come on people not in the mail.


source:http://kstp.com/news/stories/S1767613.shtml?cat=1

Marijuana Tracking?

Colorado wants to set up a first-in-the-nation tracking system of medical marijuana purchases to deter people from buying vast amounts of pot and selling it on the black market.

Officials are also considering fingerprinting marijuana patients and keeping tabs on pot with radio-frequency devices.

Medical marijuana has been legal in Colorado since 2000, but the recent proliferation of marijuana dispensaries prompted state lawmakers this year to pass a series of new regulations.

Pace University student shot to death in drug deal gone bad

A Pace University student was shot to death Wednesday morning in the posh Financial District apartment he used to deal drugs, witnesses and police sources said.

Investigators said Maximillion Moreno, 21, sold marijuana to a man and a woman at his tony 37th-floor apartment on Gold St. just after midnight, Police Commissioner Raymond Kelly said.

The pot-seeking couple opened the door to leave and two men - one with a weapon - burst inside. A witness told police the suspects screamed, "Give me the stuff! Give me the stuff!"

When Moreno refused to give up any money, the gunman pulled the trigger.

"He fires once and the safety is on, so it just clicks," according to a police source. "He fired again and the gun went off."

With a deafening roar, a single bullet hit Moreno in the left temple, sending the student crashing to the floor.

The suspects ran from the apartment and escaped despite a brief confrontation in the hallway with an off-duty member of the Erie County Sheriff's Department who was visiting someone in the building, Kelly said.

Investigators were exploring whether the couple that bought drugs moments before the murder was involved in the robbery, police sources said. Police haven't found the couple.

"The detectives are investigating whether this was set up," a police source said. It was not immediately clear if the suspects made off with any drugs or money, police said.

Lights flashing and sirens screaming, dozens of police cars swarmed the high-rise, where one-bedroom apartments rent for $2,300 a month.

"They brought the guy out on a stretcher," said one shaken resident who did not give his name. "He had a towel around his head and there was tons of blood coming from his head."

Paramedics sped Moreno to Bellevue Hospital but he could not be saved.

"My boy is dying!" wailed a friend who gathered outside the building after news of the shooting spread.

Moreno was a marketing/marketing management student in the Lubin School of Business, according to the Pace University directory. He was set to graduate in 2011.

"Pace University is shocked and deeply saddened by news of the death of Max Moreno," said Stephen Friedman, the president of Pace. "We extend our community's deepest sympathies to his family members and friends."

Moreno graduated from Matawan Regional High School in New Jersey, according to his Facebook page.

Kelly said investigators believe Moreno and another man used the flashy off-campus apartment to sell drugs.

A cousin of the dead man insisted Moreno stayed out of trouble.

"He was a fragile kid, always into doing the right thing at school and staying out of trouble," said the distraught cousin, who would not give his name.

The cousin said Moreno worked an after-school job to pay for the expensive apartment - but did not know the nature of his employment.

"He was definitely working a legitimate job," the cousin vowed. "He was trying to do the right thing."



Read more: http://www.nydailynews.com/news/ny_crime/2010/09/29/2010-09-29_pace_university_student_shot_to_death_in_drug_deal_gone_bad_police_say.html#ixzz10x5MDJEG

4-year-old went door-to-door selling marijuana

What is the world coming to? A Texas woman is behind bars after her neighbors reported that her four-year-old daughter was trying to sell a brick of marijuana.

San Juan police said a 4-year-old girl was removed from her home after neighbors claim she was going door-to-door selling drugs.

Investigators told Action 4 News that they received an anonymous phone call about the girl on Monday.

Police said a 4-year-old girl living on the 300 block of 1st Street in San Juan was going door-to-door asking people if they wanted to buy marijuana.

When police arrived they knocked at Maria Ipina’s door and asked to search the residence.

According to police, she gave consent to have the apartment searched where a toddler was there.

Police say they didn’t find the marijuana, but they did find 204 grams of cocaine in the apartment as well as 21-packages of cocaine hidden in a cereal box.

San Juan police said they arrested the 22-year-old woman after finding drugs in her apartment.

Ibina is expected to be arraigned on Tuesday afternoon on drug possession charges.

San Juan police said the mother could also face child endangerment charges.

Child Protective Services removed the child from the home.

Barking Dog Leads To Pot Arrest

Ferndale police say a man accused of running a pot-growing operation was unwittingly turned in – by his dog.

Neighbors of the man called police to complain about his dog barking outside at 4 a.m. Saturday. According to the Oakland Press, when no one answered the door, police went in through an open door to make sure the man was okay. They found him half-asleep on a couch, and 150 marijuana plants in the basement.

Somebody should have shut that dog the hell up...what were you thinking.

Southern California pot farmer sues landlord over stolen crop

MURRIETA -- A Southern California pot farmer is suing his landlord because his $35,000 indoor marijuana crop was stolen during a break-in.

Gary Hite, who rents the 1,892-square-foot unit in a Murrieta business park, filed the Riverside County lawsuit against Hunco Way LLC claiming negligence and breach of contract. Hite's suit says he grows the marijuana for medicinal purposes.

The Superior Court suit alleges the landlord failed to fix a broken door and lock after a May 17 break-in in a neighboring unit.

The Riverside Press-Enterprise reported that burglars entered the open unit June 7 and smashed through the drywall to get into his marijuana warehouse space.

The suit says 35 plants worth $1,000 each were stolen.

Police said that Hite's pot operation was illegal and that he had been cited for various code violations.

NHP trooper making traffic stop in Reno discovers nearly 100 marijuana plants in van

A Nevada Highway Patrol trooper who pulled over an erratic driver in Reno Monday night found about 100 marijuana plants and 5 pounds of packaged marijuana.


At around 8:10 p.m., the trooper noticed a black 2007 Dodge Caravan weaving in and out of a lane on westbound Interstate 80 near Keystone Avenue, NHP spokesman Matt Kaplan said. The trooper pulled the van over and allegedly spotted several marijuana plants in the back of the van partially covered with a blanket.


The van's driver, Arthur Griffo, 61, of Oakland, Calif., told the trooper that he had 85 plants, Kaplan said. Troopers eventually found 95 plants, along with 5 pounds of packaged marijuana buds and drug paraphernalia including pipes, lights and scales.


Griffo remains in the Washoe County Jail on charges of failing to maintain a single travel lane, possession of marijuana with intent to sale, possession of more than one ounce of marijuana and illegally engaging in interstate commerce.

source:http://www.rgj.com/article/20100929/NEWS01/100929011/-1/CARSON/NHP-trooper-making-traffic-stop-in-Reno-discovers-nearly-100-marijuana-plants-in-van

School District Pays for Strip Search for Marijuana

A New Hampshire school district agreed to pay ONLY $2,500 to Kristina Roderick who was a female former student forced to partially undress in front of two male teachers who were searching her clothing for evidence of drugs.

The incident happened in 2004 the freshman at Spaulding High in Rochester, was suspected of giving weed to someone. John Eliopoulos who was her teacher called her out, and took her to a conference room to search her.

Another teacher was also there, Richard Towne, helping with the search. She was ordered to remove her shoes and her sweatshirt so the men could search the shoes and pockets for the contraband. She protested that she was wearing only a small tank top underneath the sweatshirt. The tank top was a "Joe Boxer spaghetti strap cropped undergarment," according to Roderick's suit, filed in New Hampshire's Strafford County Superior Court and later moved to federal court. The suit claimed the male teachers insisted, nonetheless, that the girl remove the sweatshirt and give it up for inspection. No marijuana or other contraband was found by the teachers. Dumb Ass teachers.

"At no time during the strip search of the plaintiff's upper body did defendants Eliopoulos or Towne call a female school official or female resource officer to assist in the search of the plaintiff," Roderick's suit claimed.

The settlement was paid by the school's insurance company, Primex, a public insurance pool, the Union Leader reported. Neither Roderick's attorney, Michael Seaton, nor Superintendent of Schools Michael Hopkins responded to the paper's request for comments about the incident and the settlement. The school district and the teachers named as defendants in the suit deny all liability, wrongdoing, and responsibility, according to the agreement.

Source:http://www.thenewamerican.com/index.php/culture/education/4712-school-district-pays-for-strip-search-for-marijuana

Medical Marijuana: An intimate look inside one dispensary

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Marijuana Grow Operation Busted

Police said a barking dog led them to discover a large illegal marijuana grow operation in the basement of a Ferndale home.

More than 150 pot plants, including growing lights and a watering system, were found in the basement of a home on the 400 block of West Chesterfield Road, police said.

Neighbors complaining of the incessant barking called police around 4 a.m.

The barking dog was found in the back yard, and when Ferndale police knocked on the door, the homeowner did not respond, they said.

Police said they went around the house and noticed an open door and entered the home because they feared the homeowner could have been in need of help.

Once inside, officers said they saw a grocery bag partially filled with marijuana and the 44-year-old homeowner sleeping on the couch.

Officers said the man agreed to allow them to search the home. Officers confiscated the marijuana and a handgun.

The man was not arrested, but the case will be turned over to the Oakland County prosecutor's office.

Source:http://www.clickondetroit.com/news/25182902/detail.html

NSP Troopers Seize 44 Pounds of Marijuana in Three Separate Stops

Troopers with the Nebraska State Patrol (NSP) seized nearly 44 lbs. of marijuana in three separate weekend stops.

Just after 1:00 a.m., on Monday, September 27, 2010, troopers seized 36.6 lbs. of marijuana after a consensual encounter at a convenience store on North 27th Street in Lincoln. A trooper noticed a strong odor of marijuana coming from a 2010 white Dodge Charger, as he visited with the two male occupants of the vehicle in the convenience store parking lot. A probable cause search was conducted and 36.6 lbs of marijuana was located in a large cardboard box in the trunk of the vehicle.

The driver of the vehicle, Jacob Lafave, 35, of Tucson, Arizona, and a passenger in the vehicle, Jesse Penisten, 35, Tucson, Arizona, were lodged in the Lancaster County Jail, each on a charge of Possession of Marijuana with Intent to Deliver.

A traffic stop for following too close on I-80 in Lincoln, led to the seizure of nearly four pounds of marijuana. At 9:25 a.m., on Sunday, September 26, 2010, a trooper stopped a 2010 Honda, near the NW 48th Street Interchange (mm395). An NSP canine indicated the odor of drugs coming from the vehicle. A search led to the seizure of 3.6 lbs of marijuana in the trunk of the car.

The driver of the vehicle, Sean Ellis, 30, Villa Park, Illinois and a passenger in the vehicle, Daniel J. Mahon Jr., 30, Elgin, Illinois, were lodged in the Lancaster County Jail, each on a charge of Possession of Marijuana with Intent to Deliver.

On Friday, September 24, 2010, a speeding stop on I-80 near the Aurora Interchange in Hamilton County, led to the seizure of 3.4 lbs. of marijuana and the arrest of an Illinois man. Carson Atwater, 24, Winfield, Illinois was lodged in the Hamilton County Jail on a charge of Possession of Marijuana with Intent to Deliver, after a trooper stopped his east bound 2001 Toyota Camry near mm 331. An NSP canine indicated an odor of marijuana coming from the vehicle’s trunk.


source:http://www.1011now.com/news/headlines/103861259.html

Millions Of Dollars Worth Of Marijuana Seized

-- Customs and Border Protection Officers working at El Paso area ports of entry confiscated nearly $3 million worth of marijuana over the weekend.

They seized nearly 3,700 pounds of pot in 10 busts between last Thursday and Sunday.

The largest seizure came Friday at the Ysleta Port of Entry where customs officers said they found more than 3,300 pounds of marijuana in boxes being hauled by a tractor-trailer.

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Judge declares mistrial in Buju Banton case

A Florida judge has declared a mistrial for the Jamaican reggae star Buju Banton, who was accused of conspiring to buy cocaine from an undercover police officer last year.
U.S. District Judge James Moody declared a mistrial after the 12-person jury sent him a second note on Monday saying they couldn't reach a verdict. They had been deliberating since Thursday afternoon after a four-day trial.

Banton's attorney has asked Moody to release Banton on bond. He has been held without bond since his December arrest in Sarasota.

Banton had been charged with conspiracy to possess and distribute cocaine and aiding two others in possessing a firearm during the course of cocaine distribution. He faced up to life in prison.
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Ad man turned drug mule is ready to do his time

Ad man turned drug mule is ready to do his time.
Five years ago, Chris Neary was a rising star in the world of marketing, pulling down a six-figure salary and running a successful campaign for Telus with its animal-themed series of TV ads.

Today he’s awaiting the start of an eight-month sentence for conspiracy to import and distribute marijuana in the United States.

“I’m not happy about it, but I know it could have been be a lot worse,” Mr. Neary said in an interview a few days before he was sentenced Friday in U.S. District Court in Seattle. “I’m comfortable that I can serve the time and still have all my faculties so when I come out I can use it as a springboard to something great.”

Mr. Neary, the owner of Vancouver ad agency Frank Communications and former director of marketing for Telus, was arrested on April 26, along with four other men, after hiking 16 hours through the rugged Washington state wilderness with a 15-kilogram pack full of marijuana on his back

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Voters leaning toward legalizing marijuana

California voters are leaning toward making the Golden State the first state in the nation to legalize marijuana for recreational use.

Pot Dispensary Robbed In Northeast Denver

Here's the stolen SUV

Here's the suspect holding the woman at gunpoint

A medical marijuana store was robbed in the middle of the afternoon on Friday. The person in charge of the store was forced to the ground at gunpoint.

Two suspects are still one the loose.

The store, called Cannicopia, is located near the intersection of 39th and Elm Street in northeast Denver. The suspects pulled in front of the store around 1:30 p.m. The stolen car they were in was caught on surveillance video.

One man essentially fooled the woman inside into letting him through the door by saying he had his paperwork and identification and was there as a client. The woman was just watching the store for about a half hour for the owner, though she recognized the man and buzzed him in. The man then put a gun to her face, keeping her on the ground while another man took marijuana, money, and other items.

The owner said although he's only heard of a few stores in his area being robbed, he believes that dispensaries are high targets because of what they carry inside.

"I feel like some people are out there to get dispensaries because of what they've heard about them having millions and millions of dollars," owner Jarrod Harkin said. "Here's the real reality for everybody that's out there -- there are maybe a few of them in our state that are operating at that level and the rest of us are just small business owners that are trying to operate legitimately and help people out. Nobody's making any profit, they're still just breaking even and that is the median."

Denver police said they're making progress on the case, but do ask if anyone has information to call them.

Although many police agencies feared robberies would be prevalent once dispensaries opened, Denver officers say they're currently not a chronic problem in the city.


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95 Marijuana Plants Found Inside Basement Boone NC Home

BOONE, NC - On September 21, 2010, the Watauga County Sheriff’s Office Special Operations Division executed a search warrant and subsequently conducted a search at Running Deer Trail.

As follow-up to an ongoing narcotics investigation and intelligence information, detectives were able to establish probable cause and applied for a search warrant on the above identified house.

When Detectives gained access to the residence a large scale, highly sophisticated hydroponic marijuana growing operation was discovered inside the residence.

A Ryan Matthew Melville, age 24,of Boone, NC, was found to be inside.

The growing operation took up ¾ of the home and consisted of 95 marijuana plants in various stages of growth and maturity.

Ryan Melville was taken before the magistrate and charged with Trafficking in Marijuana, Manufacturing Marijuana, and Possession with the Intent to Sell and Deliver Marijuana.

He was held on a $10,000 secured bond pending his court date. The total amount of finished marijuana seized from the residence weighed approximately 45 lbs, with a total street value of the marijuana was $152,000. Information revealed that Mr. Melville was acting alone, however, the investigation is ongoing and further charges and arrests are expected.


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Richmond couple arrested 1300 plants found on B.C property

Police say a Richmond couple bought a three-storey house on a four-hectare property near Clearwater a year ago for the sole purpose of growing marijuana.


Clearwater RCMP officials say they executed a search warrant on the property on Thursday, netting more than 1,300 marijuana plants on site. Police also found 8 kilograms of dried bud.


Police say the rural property, located in a rural area on Clearwater Valley Road, had a three-storey house and small shed, all of which were used to for the grow-op. In addition, police say the couple also built an additional outbuilding to increase production capacity.


The suspects have been released and will appear in court on Dec. 15, police say.

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Ohio mom pleads not guilty to giving toddler pot

In case you forgot who I am talking about here is the video of a 21 yr old Jessica Gamble giving her 2yr old weed. Stupid Ass

She now wants to plead not guilty.

Weed found in Niagara Falls Ontario Ca.

NIAGARA FALLS, Ont.—Eight pounds of dried marijuana along with 145 marijuana plants, with an estimated street value of $258,000 (Canadian) were seized Thursday from a Niagara Falls grow operation, Niagara Regional Police reported Friday.

Authorities executed a pair of search warrants at 5803 Glenholme Ave. and found the mature marijuana plants growing outside along the property fence line.

Police charged Marcello Dimartino, 49, of Niagara Falls, Ont., with production of a controlled substance and production for the purpose of trafficking. Dimartino was released pending a future court date.

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State police find 400-lbs. of pot

Michigan State Police say they found over 400 pounds of marijuana in a minivan after stopping the vehicle for careless driving on I-94 in Van Buren County.

Troopers have identified the driver as a 28-year-old male from the Chicago area who was headed to an unknown destination in Detroit.

Troopers say the street value of the marijuana is approximately $500,000.

Sheriff Raymond Martin found guilty on all counts

A southern Illinois sheriff who refused to resign despite facing charges of trafficking marijuana and hatching a failed murder-for-scheme while jailed may soon be forced out.

Gallatin County Board Chairman Randy Drone says the board will meet Monday to take up ousting Raymond Martin, who was convicted Thursday of all 15 federal counts he faced.

Martin has refused to resign despite the charges that accused him of selling marijuana while serving as sheriff, then scheming while jailed to have witnesses killed. Nobody was hurt.


He was found guilty of all 15 counts related to marijuana dealing and witness tampering.

200 marijuana plants found in Edgar County Illinois

A major marijuana bust in Edgar County, Illinois.

Thanks to a tip from Indiana State Police, the Edgar County Drug Task Force found and destroyed 200 marijuana plants that were growing on several plots throughout the county.

During a flyover, Indiana State Police noticed something peculiar and alerted Edgar County officials.

Edgar County Sheriff Tim Crippes tells News 10, evidence left at these plots have been sent to the Illinois State lab for DNA analysis.

No arrests have been made at this time.

The recovered marijuana plants were burned later that day.

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Chrysler Auto Workers Busted

Smoking on one right now

Thats right a big fatty