Ex-Firefighter to Spend 8 Months in Prison for Growing Marijuana
Posted by gestroud Tuesday, June 29, 2010 | 2 views
A federal judge in Maine, sentencing a 32-year-old former Boston firefighter on a marijuana-growing charge this week, noted that the man had admitted smoking about 2 ounces of the drug each week during the time he worked as a firefighter, prosecutors said.
The comments came when Sean Berte was sentenced Thursday by US District Judge George Z. Singal in Portland to eight months in prison for his role in cultivating more than 100 marijuana plants, US Attorney Paula D. Silsby’s office said yesterday in a statement.
Ex-Firefighter to Spend 8 Months in Prison for Growing Marijuana
Source: Cannabis Culture Magazine
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