Man sentenced 6 Years for growing pot
LAMBERTVILLE - A Lambertville man has been sentenced to six years in state prison after police discovered he was growing 18 marijuana plants, police said.Police said George Axel Wieschenberg, 46, pleaded guilty on Jan. 25 to maintaining or operating a marijuana production facility and admitted he'd grown marijuana plants in a wooded section of a farm in Delaware Township. Police said Wieschenberg had formerly rented a house at the Rosemont Ringoes Road farmhouse.
Police said the investigation began after a state police helicopter pilot noticed very large marijuana plants in a secluded section of the farm. State police eventually proved that Wieschenberg was watering the plants and removing leaves. - Story From nj.com
posted by Grimpuppy and Amythyst at
12:38 PM
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What a terrible injustice -- six years for growing 18 plants.
It's just herb -- what is the big deal?!
What a terrible injustice -- six years for growing 18 plants.
It's just herb -- what is the big deal?!
Um, that happens to be illegal...
Justice is served when those who break the law are punished.
Take a bath...
"Justice is served when those who break the law are punished" --- Let me guess it's perfectly okay with you when the Constitution THE GREATEST LAW OF THE LAND is broken by those in charge...huh? You fool...when laws are unjust it's YOUR duty NOT to follow them. You sir are the exact problem of this once great nation. The founding fathers are terrorists to you aren't they!?!?!
"Justice is served when those who break the law are punished."
just like those jim crow laws in the south forty years ago that allowed segregated bathrooms and water fountains. you're a moron.
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