Jim Finnel
Fallen Cannabis Warrior & Ex News Moderator
t started as a report of a stop sign being knocked down in Snellville on Tuesday.
By the time it was over, police said Wednesday, officers had seized marijuana worth $1.1 million, $70,726 in cash, an assault rifle, a Chevrolet Avalanche and a Chevrolet Tahoe.
They also had jailed two people on drug trafficking charges.
Officer Tim Pierson of the Snellville Police Department was on his way to investigate a report of a stop sign being knocked down Tuesday when he stopped a motorist for speeding, Chief Roy Whitehead of the Snellville police said Wednesday.
The officer found marijuana in the car and arrested the driver, 38-year-old Courtney Keise of Snellville, police said. His colleagues, meanwhile, went to the driver's house, found marijuana worth $1.1 million and arrested 33-year-old Ann Marie Parker. Investigators charged Keise and Parker with trafficking marijuana.
Whitehead said the case demonstrates the value of an officer looking beyond a traffic offense to investigate other offenses.
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Source: The Atlanta Journal-Constitution
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By the time it was over, police said Wednesday, officers had seized marijuana worth $1.1 million, $70,726 in cash, an assault rifle, a Chevrolet Avalanche and a Chevrolet Tahoe.
They also had jailed two people on drug trafficking charges.
Officer Tim Pierson of the Snellville Police Department was on his way to investigate a report of a stop sign being knocked down Tuesday when he stopped a motorist for speeding, Chief Roy Whitehead of the Snellville police said Wednesday.
The officer found marijuana in the car and arrested the driver, 38-year-old Courtney Keise of Snellville, police said. His colleagues, meanwhile, went to the driver's house, found marijuana worth $1.1 million and arrested 33-year-old Ann Marie Parker. Investigators charged Keise and Parker with trafficking marijuana.
Whitehead said the case demonstrates the value of an officer looking beyond a traffic offense to investigate other offenses.
News Hawk- User https://www.420magazine.com
Source: The Atlanta Journal-Constitution
Contact: ajc.com | Atlanta Journal-Constitution
Copyright: The Atlanta Journal-Constitution
Website: $1.1 million worth of marijuana seized in Gwinnett | ajc.com
