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 Warren police uncover $1.2 million worth of marijuana
WARREN, Mich. (AP) -- A suspicious business owner and the police department's canine unit helped ...
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False perceptions about marijuana are putting our children at risk
Today, more than 3,000 American youths will try marijuana for the first time. Will a ...
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Marijuana effects on the lungs
Three cannabis joints a day cause the same damage to the lining of the airways ...
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Marijuana is Gateway Drug
New research confirms that marijuana is a gateway drug for most teens who use it. ...
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Early Marijuana Use Ups Risk of Drug Abuse
Teens who smoke marijuana at an early age are more likely than their siblings to ...
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| Marijuana is classified as a "psychotropic" or "psychoactive" drug and is highly addictive for some individuals.
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| Marijuana has a strong and distinct odor that is not easy to wash off and that can remain on the breath despite repeated brushing.
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| Marijuana decreases the body's ability to fight diseases is weakened |
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| In 1995, 165,000 people entering drug treatment programs reported marijuana as their primary drug of addiction, showing they need help to stop using the drug.
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Warren police uncover $1.2 million worth of marijuana
WARREN, Mich. (AP) -- A suspicious business owner and the police department's canine unit helped uncover 1,200 pounds of marijuana destined for Canada worth about $1.2 million.
Narcotics officers and federal agents found the marijuana, which was packaged in bricks weighing nearly 1 pound each and stuffed inside beams of a semi-tractor trailer.
"It's part of a very sophisticated operation," Warren Detective Lt. Mark Mazzone told The Macomb Daily of Mount Clemens on Wednesday.
The bust was one of the largest of its kind in the city.
Police said a woman phoned a trucking firm on Nov. 24, asking the company if it would haul the trailer to Canada. Police said the woman claimed the company she worked for had sold the trailer but needed it driven to Scarborough, Ontario.
When the owner, whose identity wasn't released, saw the trailer on his lot he told her his company does not accept such jobs. He suspected it was stolen and called police.
Police were trying to find the woman. No arrests have been made in the case.
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