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11-14-2005, 10:15 AM
http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20051112/ap_on_fe_st/marijuana_bust;_ylt=AmwPfjAEVAeKNAW4Lr5VDegsQE4F;_ylu=X3oDMTBiMW04NW9mBHNlYwMlJVRPUCUl
Police Respond to Burglary Call, Find Pot
Sat Nov 12, 5:03 AM ET
PALM SPRINGS, Calif. - In retrospect, it probably wasn't such a good idea to call the police. Ronald Meyers summoned officers to his home in an upscale neighborhood Thursday morning, claiming that someone was trying to open his windows and that he could hear voices outside.
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Responding officers found no burglar but asked if they could check inside, said Sgt. John Booth, a Palm Springs police spokesman. When Meyers, 59, let them in, officers allegedly found more than $100,000 worth of marijuana, he said.
The alleged stash included an 8-foot-tall pot plant, more plants growing in the garage and harvested marijuana — some packed into large closeable plastic bags — stuffed in large storage bins in a bedroom, Booth said.
Officers also allegedly found syringes, at least one methamphetamine pipe and other drug paraphernalia, he said.
Meyers was jailed for possession of marijuana for sale with bail set at $25,000, he said.
His neighbors said they were unaware of anything unusual going on inside the house, which sits near signs for the area's Neighborhood Watch Association.
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You would think he would have known better. I can't believe he let them in.
Police Respond to Burglary Call, Find Pot
Sat Nov 12, 5:03 AM ET
PALM SPRINGS, Calif. - In retrospect, it probably wasn't such a good idea to call the police. Ronald Meyers summoned officers to his home in an upscale neighborhood Thursday morning, claiming that someone was trying to open his windows and that he could hear voices outside.
ADVERTISEMENT
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Responding officers found no burglar but asked if they could check inside, said Sgt. John Booth, a Palm Springs police spokesman. When Meyers, 59, let them in, officers allegedly found more than $100,000 worth of marijuana, he said.
The alleged stash included an 8-foot-tall pot plant, more plants growing in the garage and harvested marijuana — some packed into large closeable plastic bags — stuffed in large storage bins in a bedroom, Booth said.
Officers also allegedly found syringes, at least one methamphetamine pipe and other drug paraphernalia, he said.
Meyers was jailed for possession of marijuana for sale with bail set at $25,000, he said.
His neighbors said they were unaware of anything unusual going on inside the house, which sits near signs for the area's Neighborhood Watch Association.
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You would think he would have known better. I can't believe he let them in.