2 Guilty in Large Michigan Marijuana Growing Business

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Two of eleven people accused of running a multimillion-dollar marijuana-growing business in Macomb County have pleaded guilty. Paul Ellis of Warren and Louie Arant formerly of Hazel Park pleaded guilty to several charges including drug possession and conspiracy. Arant now lives in Georgia.

Both charges are felonies punishable by up to 15 years in prison. Sentencing is set for April 20th. The 2 men entered the pleas during a pretrial arraignment. Police arrested the suspects last fall. Investigators raided several upscale homes in the county to find about 1,000 marijuana plants worth 3 million dollars.

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[OGpapa]

Unfortunately they will pay the price Michigan likes to make an example of of individuals.

 

[bluter]

Unfortunately they will pay the price Michigan likes to make an example of of individuals.

they'd be out by now.

 

[OGpapa]

they'd be out by now.

I dunno. Stepdad did 10 years probation over a roach found in the ashtray. I got a minor in possession of a dime bag at 14 they took my license till I was 26. Now they want to overturn convictions like they didn't happen.

 

[CaptainLucky]

Unfortunately they will pay the price Michigan likes to make an example of of individuals.

I seen that movie about Whiteboy Rick and a example is a understatement Omg! You’d think he killed a few people. CL

 

[OGpapa]

Whiteboy was a child. That the government used as a pawn.

It's unfortunate to know that and many more stories like it being true.

You see lives ruined or lost over it all


With no care of help from the officials that caused it.

Dissolving Michigan police should be a priority. Too much corruption

 

[kosio bosio]

It's sad that we still have to wake up to news like that.
Imagine waking up and reading in the news "10 people were arrested while illegally growing tomatoes".

 

[CaptainLucky]

I had a friend from Ga. went back to Mi. n got popped with oz. of + gun in the car and was looking at a crazy sentence but never heard anything from him again. Michigan drug laws are as bad as the South. CL

 

[CaptainLucky]

Whiteboy was a child. That the government used as a pawn.

It's unfortunate to know that and many more stories like it being true.

You see lives ruined or lost over it all


With no care of help from the officials that caused it.

Dissolving Michigan police should be a priority. Too much corruption

Sounds like CPD dirty s. CL

 

[GreenFingaz]

I seen that movie about Whiteboy Rick and a example is a understatement Omg! You’d think he killed a few people. CL

I saw that too wow

 

[bluter]

I dunno.

original post was 2005. they'd be out even if they got the full 15 lol

Stepdad did 10 years probation over a roach found in the ashtray.

that's just draconian. even pre-legal the attitude up here was much different.

I got a minor in possession of a dime bag at 14 they took my license till I was 26. Now they want to overturn convictions like they didn't happen.

i had small amounts confiscated once or twice pre-legal, but never charged. i had my car searched once with a QP+ hidden in it. if it had been found i woulda spent close to federal time - 2+ years. the difference is the amount needed to hit the threshold for trafficking.

 

[GreenFingaz]

original post was 2005. they'd be out even if they got the full 15 lol






that's just draconian. even pre-legal the attitude up here was much different.







i had small amounts confiscated once or twice pre-legal, but never charged. i had my car searched once with a QP+ hidden in it. if it had been found i woulda spent close to federal time - 2+ years. the difference is the amount needed to hit the threshold for trafficking.

Plenty of room in the prisons lol always vacancies for anything

 

[OGpapa]

I'm glad things are finally evolving. Power to the people!

 

[CaptainLucky]

original post was 2005. they'd be out even if they got the full 15 lol






that's just draconian. even pre-legal the attitude up here was much different.







i had small amounts confiscated once or twice pre-legal, but never charged. i had my car searched once with a QP+ hidden in it. if it had been found i woulda spent close to federal time - 2+ years. the difference is the amount needed to hit the threshold for trafficking.

I’ll tell you from past experience that there’s nothing that will scare you worse than seeing the United States of America Vs. your name. CL

 

[CaptainLucky]

I’ll tell you from past experience that there’s nothing that will scare you worse than seeing the United States of America Vs. your name. CL

I’m not sure but I think Oregon has decriminalized minor drug offenses. CL

 

[CaptainLucky]

I’ve seen too many times how unfair the Court system is. Smh I was being held in Fl. on a stupid b.s. charge n until I pleaded guilty they’re were no bail but time served n small fine for guilty. CL

 

[GreenFingaz]

I’ll tell you from past experience that there’s nothing that will scare you worse than seeing the United States of America Vs. your name. CL

Funny how the 'united' is still in front of the states lol

 

[OGpapa]

I’ve seen too many times how unfair the Court system is. Smh I was being held in Fl. on a stupid b.s. charge n until I pleaded guilty they’re were no bail but time served n small fine for guilty. CL

Been there. Was up in Canada on a trip. Ended up wrong way in a one way. Was jailed for 3days before seeing a judge. Was told to pay 800$ or 30days in jail. Trip ended. Drove back home.

 

[CaptainLucky]

Funny how the 'united' is still in front of the states lol

Really that’s only half of the story it finishes with in the U.S.Middle District of the State of Florida VS. You! Talk about your pants.lol CL

 

[CaptainLucky]

Just picked up my Mom’s allergy pills, 17 bucks for 10 pills of generic pseudo. How can Tweakers afford to make Meth anymore? Lmfao CL