Narcotics detectives with the Fresno County Sheriff’s Office arrested 28-year-old Redwood Valley resident David Giglio after he was found with over a hundred pounds of cannabis.
As per a press release issued by the Fresno County Sheriff’s Office, On Thursday, June 13, 2024, detectives made a traffic violation stop on an SUV traveling along Interstate 5 in Fresno County.
Sheriff’s K-9 ‘Cash’ picked up a scent of narcotics and alerted detectives. A search of the vehicle revealed 130 lbs. of processed, packaged marijuana. Detectives seized the marijuana for evidence and destruction. Giglio was released with a citation for transporting marijuana for sale.
The press release specified that while the possession of small amounts of marijuana (1 oz.) is legal for recreational use in California, the possession of large amounts of marijuana remains illegal.
It must be stated that the charges have not been proven in a court of law. In accordance with the legal principle of the presumption of innocence, any individual described should be presumed innocent until proven guilty.
Well I’ll be damned. I thought those days were over.
He must be going to a dry state….
They so did NOT destroy that….
The only crime is that shirt!!!
Wyoming, South Carolina, Idaho, Kansas are fully illegal, and Texas, Georgia, Indiana, Iowa, Kentucky, Wisconsin only cbd is legal. Anyone who is still in the game here in mendo is shipping it across the country like so.
Wow!!!
The legendary George Jung himself would have been struck with awe!
Mendocino hippies are Obviously DOPE declined goofy losers. Its in a study by Boyd Crowder Industries.
remaind a crime . . . as a misdemeanor.
And how do the large dispensaries get stocked? Do delivery drivers risk imprisonment? This is ridiculous. Looks like thievery to me. The boy’s inventory should be restored to him or else he should be compensated for its value at fair market cost. Plus he should be commended for his all-American capitalism.
He was growing THCA Flower to supply the licensed HEMP companies with product.