Local Bust.
Posted: Sat 13th Feb 2010 07:41 pm
Bit of weed brings fine
COURT
Posted By NEIL BOWEN, THE OBSERVER
Posted 7 hours ago
Suspicious activity in a grocery store parking lot led Sarnia police to a resident's marijuana.
William Rotteau-Taylor, 22, pleaded guilty to marijuana possession March 26, 2009 in Sarnia and was fined $300 in Sarnia court Thursday.
Sarnia police surveillance spotted two people hovering by a vehicle's trunk in a dark corner of the lot when other people went though a hole in a nearby fence.
The vehicle drove to a residence adjacent to the fence before being stopped because officers believed a drug deal was happening.
Rotteau-Taylor was a rear-seat passenger and told police he had a "bit of weed" in his pocket.
A bag containing 62.5 grams (2.2 ounces) was found that he said was for personal use.
Rotteau-Taylor was also placed on nine months probation when he must stay away from drugs and undergo a substance-abuse assessment.
COURT
Posted By NEIL BOWEN, THE OBSERVER
Posted 7 hours ago
Suspicious activity in a grocery store parking lot led Sarnia police to a resident's marijuana.
William Rotteau-Taylor, 22, pleaded guilty to marijuana possession March 26, 2009 in Sarnia and was fined $300 in Sarnia court Thursday.
Sarnia police surveillance spotted two people hovering by a vehicle's trunk in a dark corner of the lot when other people went though a hole in a nearby fence.
The vehicle drove to a residence adjacent to the fence before being stopped because officers believed a drug deal was happening.
Rotteau-Taylor was a rear-seat passenger and told police he had a "bit of weed" in his pocket.
A bag containing 62.5 grams (2.2 ounces) was found that he said was for personal use.
Rotteau-Taylor was also placed on nine months probation when he must stay away from drugs and undergo a substance-abuse assessment.