even at $1800lb that's only $112oz and the is STILL not high grade in anybodies book...
Posted on 04/21/2017 3:37:07 AM PDT by bogusname
Yeadon, Pa 10 Pounds of high grade marijuana was shipped to the house of a Church Pastor by mistake. Police says it had a street value of about $18000.00.
make 1, 10 pound joint.
...and hide it where no one will ever see it.
first cup of coffee....
first cup of coffee....
so the preacher and the police now have a stash..really got 20lbs, turned in 10..lol
Things have changed so much. During the late 60s through the early 70s it was $10.00 bucks a lid/ounce/baggy/can. Inflation
That’s a possibility, let’s watch how the Chief maintains in upcoming interviews.
In the seventies in Florida, bales were dropping all over Florida everyday..police vans were filmed picking up bales, taking them to the incenerator, unloading them to a private truck and claimed to burn tons daily..
in the news constantly then..
I worked in a prison for a decade and there were quite a few men there who had been mules and were busted with massive quantities. I don’t think most people have any idea how much drug traffic there actually is.
way too much for folks carrying bales on the border...
odds are tankers full arrive weekly or daily..
even at $1800lb that's only $112oz and the is STILL not high grade in anybodies book...
No matter what the value, the church coffers could use that money.
He’s lucky the cops didn’t kick in his door, hold his family at gunpoint while they chased down and executed his dogs
That’s what happened to a town mayor in Maryland several years ago
its all hy-grade pot if you like it . .
In my opinion, our criminal justice system needs to be overhauled and reworked. In so many cases we are much harder on drug offenses than murders, rapes, robberies and serious assaults.
How was it shipped?
Where was it shipped?
How was it packaged?
The 10 pounds of high-grade pot was shipped from Sacramento, California. The bundles stuffed into a plastic bucket, then into a cardboard box and delivered via UPS to a home on the 900 block of Longacre Drive in Yeadon, PA according to police.
That dealer’s supplier is going to want payment- one way or another.
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