Drug paraphernalia

Preamble: Whereas it is a generally accepted conclusion that the war on drugs has failed; whereas illicit drug addiction costs more than $193 billion yearly to the taxpayer (Trends); whereas in June 2015 Gloucester police chief Leonard Campanello instated the Angel program, wherein opioid addicts can turn themselves and their drug paraphernalia to the police chief and receive support and treatment to combat their addiction; whereas within the first week of the program being instated four individuals

Darren DelPapa is a sixteen year old male who is currently on courtesy probation supervision in Portsmouth, for charges that occurred in Chesapeake. Charges before the Chesapeake Juvenile and Domestic Relations court were possession of drug paraphernalia, amended from possession of a controlled substance and a curfew citation. The charges were taken under advisement for a period of one year, and Darren was allowed to enroll in the Commonwealth Challenge program in Virginia Beach. He was ordered onto

as found drug paraphernalia at Dad’s (John) home, powder and marijuana. They have found like a pipe, bong, and rolling paper. Kylie found powder laying on a mirror with a credit card by it. The powder was found in a closet off the garage. Kylie and the stepmom (Wendy) looks in the closet together to found dad’s drugs. Dad told the children he lost a lot of weight and he is using the pot to gain weight. He used to weigh about 220 pounds, now he is about 140 pounds. Dad is not doing the drugs in the

INTRODUCTION: This case involves Suspect Sutton being cited and released in the field for H&S 11377(a)-Crystal Methamphetamine and H&S 11364(a)-Drug Paraphernalia. LOCATION DESCRIPTION: This incident occurred on the northwest sidewalk of Fair Oaks Avenue and California Boulevard. EVIDENCE: • 1-Glass pipe approximately 3 inches in length with a bulb end, resembling a crystal methamphetamine pipe, with a white burnt residue inside. The pipe was found in Suspect Sutton’s brown fanny pack. • Plastic

On 01/15/2015 at approximately 0700 hours, I, Deputy R. Dean Hildebrand, was dispatched to the Sheriff’s Office to help with a complainant trying to leave who was involved in a possible domestic. Upon arrival I found MHP Trooper 364 Grimsrud hand cuffing the complainant Kenneth Atlee McLane in the lobby. I was told he was being detained until law enforcement could ascertain the circumstances of the domestic. I escorted McLane into the booking area. While pat searching McLane I was told by dispatch

hand him her purse. When he opened the purse, he immediately noticed a pack of cigarettes. When he grabbed the cigarettes, Mr. Choplick saw some rolling papers as well. Knowing from experience that rolling papers in a high school setting, may mean drug use, and in turn additional violations of school rules, Mr. Choplick decided to continue his search. Upon further investigation, Mr Choplick’s extensive

school premises. Since the second girl was a minor, she was referred to as T.L.O. (her initials) to keep her identity secret. The principal, skeptical of T.L.O., ordered to search her purse, and found evidence that T.L.O. was in possession of illegal drugs. The principal found cigarette rolling papers, a small amount of marijuana, a pipe, and several plastic bags. These findings led the principal to believe that T.L.O. was selling illegal substances to students on school premises. The school immediately

Mark Fossie from the “Sweetheart of the Song Tra Bong” and Troy Maxson from “Fences” are two different literary characters in two different types of literary work that have many similarities. The “Sweetheart of the Song Tra Bong” written by Tim O” Brien is a fiction story. “Fences” by August Wilson is a play. Both of these literature works have a theme of loss, whether it is of the character himself or someone the character loves deeply. The loss can be a physical loss of the person through death

A New Jersey high school teacher, discovered a fourteen year old freshman student (Tracy Lois Odem) and her acquaintance smoking cigarettes in the restroom. Which, is a violation of school policy taken to the principle's office. The Assistant Vice Principal questioned the student about her smoking the cigarettes. With her response, claiming that she did not smoke the cigarettes. Demanding to see her purse in attempt to find cigarettes, rolling paper which, can be used to smoke marijuana. Further

Drug trafficking penalties also depend on the amount of drug and where the drug trafficking occurred and if there were any minors involved or affected. However, for a first time offender, the following are the penalties in Pickens County, AL: • A Class A felony with $25,000 fine and minimum 3 years in prison if convicted of drug trafficking more than 2.2 pounds but less than 100 pounds of marijuana. • A Class A felony with a $50,000 fine and minimum 5 years in prison if convicted of drug trafficking