IA: Davenport Women Arrested With 1.5 Pounds Of Homegrown Marijuana

Ron Strider

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Two Davenport women were arrested Thursday night after police say they found more than an pound-and-a-half of high-grade marijuana in their home.

Jo Ann Foley, 66, and Heather Jo Finn, 34, face charges of controlled substance violation and failure to affix drug stamp tax. The charges are a Class D felony each punishable by up to five years in prison.

Both women posted $10,000 through a bail bond company and were released with a notice to appear in court Tuesday.

At 9:16 p.m. Thursday, members of the Davenport Police Department's Tactical Operations Bureau and NETS (Neighborhoods Energized to Succeed) Unit executed a search warrant at 2918 W. 35th St.

Police say that during the search of Foley's bedroom, detectives found 283.20 grams of high-grade marijuana and packaging material and a digital scale in the bedroom.

Police say they found 451.25 grams of high-grade marijuana, packaging material and a digital scale in Finn's bedroom.

Both women admitted to police that the marijuana belonged to them, and Finn said that she grows it, according to police.

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That is the reason I posted this article . . . To point out the redundancy of this "pursuit of drug dealer" attitude. The Midwest has a serious opioid problem, with people dropping dead every day. You would think the police would have more to do than to "bust" an old woman (no offense to our older population) for something that has never killed anyone. Congress needs to get going & eliminate all federal regulations against cannabis & hemp. As you pointed out, they are pursuing people that cannot afford to defend themselves.
 
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