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The owner of a Petaluma marijuana club was arraigned Friday on drug
charges that carry a maximum penalty of life in prison.
Robert Schmidt, 52, was arrested Thursday by federal agents who
raided a ranch near Sebastopol where he had been growing marijuana
since March.
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The maximum penalty for the drug charges is life in prison and a $4
million fine; the assault charge carries a maximum sentence of three
years plus a $250,000 fine, Assistant U.S. Attorney Mathew Jacobs
said in a statement Friday.
He said U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration agents seized 3,454
marijuana plants from the Martin Lane ranch west of Sebastopol.
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Pubdate: Sat, 14 Sep 2002
Source: Press Democrat, The (CA)
Copyright: 2002 The Press Democrat
Details: MapInc
charges that carry a maximum penalty of life in prison.
Robert Schmidt, 52, was arrested Thursday by federal agents who
raided a ranch near Sebastopol where he had been growing marijuana
since March.
[snip]
The maximum penalty for the drug charges is life in prison and a $4
million fine; the assault charge carries a maximum sentence of three
years plus a $250,000 fine, Assistant U.S. Attorney Mathew Jacobs
said in a statement Friday.
He said U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration agents seized 3,454
marijuana plants from the Martin Lane ranch west of Sebastopol.
[snip]
Pubdate: Sat, 14 Sep 2002
Source: Press Democrat, The (CA)
Copyright: 2002 The Press Democrat
Details: MapInc
