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Pot, hash and cash at Woodburn

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The 68 year old was charged with Cultivate Prohibited Plant – Greater than Commercial Quantity, Cultivate Prohibited Plant – less than Indictable Quantity. Supply Prohibited Drug – Less Than Commercial Quantity, Supply Prohibited Drug – Less Than Indictable Quantity, three counts of Possess Prohibited Drug and Deal With Proceeds of Crime.

The 34 year old was charged with Cultivate Prohibited Plant – Greater than Commercial Quantity, Supply Prohibited Drug -Less than Commercial Quantity, Supply Prohibited Drug – Less than Indicitible Quantity, Deal With Proceeds of Crime, Supply Prohibited Drug and two counts of Possess Prohibited Drug.

Both men were bail refused and were scheduled to appear at the Lismore Local Court yesterday.


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3 COMMENTS

    • Agreed. It is easier to bust people selling a relatively harmless herb that to tackle any of the problems our society actually suffers.

      DV is very closely linked to that dangerous but legal substance called alcohol.

      We don’t have leaders anymore. Just a pack of money-grabbing wimps.

  1. While our great allie the USA is legalising this herb our govt is wasting money on busting people for small amounts. It just shows you how archaic our state and federal governments really are. They are still trapped in mid 20th centre, mindset.
    A total waste of tax payer money!

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