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A Sheffield council tenant convicted of growing cannabis plants at
home has
been made the subject of a suspended possession order by Sheffield
County
Court.
Stephen Grimmer, 42, was convicted in September 2005 after police
found 16 cannabis plants and related cultivation equipment at his home
in Raisen Hall Road, Sheffield.
The possession order was suspended for 12 months on the condition that
Grimmer and his wife, Theresa, do not cause nuisance or allow any
illegal or immoral behaviour at their property.
Judge Robert Moore warned the couple that should they breach these
conditions they could face losing their home.
Source: Yorkshire Post (UK)
Copyright: 2006 Yorkshire Post Newspapers Ltd
Contact: yp.editor@ypn.co.uk
Website: Yorkshire Post - Yorkshire News
home has
been made the subject of a suspended possession order by Sheffield
County
Court.
Stephen Grimmer, 42, was convicted in September 2005 after police
found 16 cannabis plants and related cultivation equipment at his home
in Raisen Hall Road, Sheffield.
The possession order was suspended for 12 months on the condition that
Grimmer and his wife, Theresa, do not cause nuisance or allow any
illegal or immoral behaviour at their property.
Judge Robert Moore warned the couple that should they breach these
conditions they could face losing their home.
Source: Yorkshire Post (UK)
Copyright: 2006 Yorkshire Post Newspapers Ltd
Contact: yp.editor@ypn.co.uk
Website: Yorkshire Post - Yorkshire News
