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Highway pit stop nets Hashish
By Rob Young/Appeal-Democrat
A Sebastopol man had nine pounds of hashish in his trunk when he was arrested on Highway 20 in Sutter County, a drug enforcement official said today.
The hashish, or concentrated marijuana, that 32-year-old John Caleb Marks had apparently was produced by rubbing about 900 pounds of marijuana buds between the hands and scraping off the accumulated resin, said Mike Hudson, commander of the Yuba-Sutter Narcotic Enforcement Team.
Marks stopped to urinate along eastbound Highway 20 at the Wadsworth Canal about 5 p.m. Wednesday and had the trunk of his car open. A Sutter County Sheriff's Department deputy stopped and noticed a strong smell of marijuana, said Hudson.
"Hashish producers often compare the production of hashish to gold mining in that it takes removing tons of earth to find a small amount of gold. It takes truckloads of marijuana to produce a small amount of hashish," said Hudson.
"I can't remember a time when we seized this much," he said.
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Now, can anyone in the class tell me why this person was apprehended? Look closely, it wasn't the hash.
By Rob Young/Appeal-Democrat
A Sebastopol man had nine pounds of hashish in his trunk when he was arrested on Highway 20 in Sutter County, a drug enforcement official said today.
The hashish, or concentrated marijuana, that 32-year-old John Caleb Marks had apparently was produced by rubbing about 900 pounds of marijuana buds between the hands and scraping off the accumulated resin, said Mike Hudson, commander of the Yuba-Sutter Narcotic Enforcement Team.
Marks stopped to urinate along eastbound Highway 20 at the Wadsworth Canal about 5 p.m. Wednesday and had the trunk of his car open. A Sutter County Sheriff's Department deputy stopped and noticed a strong smell of marijuana, said Hudson.
"Hashish producers often compare the production of hashish to gold mining in that it takes removing tons of earth to find a small amount of gold. It takes truckloads of marijuana to produce a small amount of hashish," said Hudson.
"I can't remember a time when we seized this much," he said.
http://www.appeal-democrat.com/news/hashish-77984-marijuana-sutter.html
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Now, can anyone in the class tell me why this person was apprehended? Look closely, it wasn't the hash.