Marijuana Cigars At Police Station - Good Idea?

Two Webster men who went to the Police Station to bail out a friend on Monday were arrested after police saw them with a marijuana-filled cigar while parked in front of the station.Jason Barry, 22, and his cousin, Brian Cherry, 18, were arrested at 6:17 p.m.

According to a police report filed by Sgt. Gregg Wildman, the pair had come to the station to bail out Akeem Atkins, 23, also of Webster, who was arrested at 12:57 p.m. and charged with breaking into a car on Central Street.
Barry and Cherry were waiting in their car, when Wildman, who was in street clothes, walked by the car and saw what appeared to be a blunt a cigar emptied of tobacco and filled with marijuana in the car, Wildman wrote.

Upon questioning, Cherry said there was a black shoebox in the trunk.
Wildman said he found a digital scale and a plastic bag "containing a significant amount of green herbal substance" believed to be marijuana in the box.
Inside the car, police found tobacco emptied from the cigars in some fast food boxes, and both men were arrested because it appeared they were selling the drugs, according to Wildman's statement. In a written statement, Cherry took all responsibility.

"I came to the Ashton Police Station and this is when I realized I had my weed in the car," said Cherry. "This was not Jason Barry week. He had no idea it was in the car."

Both Barry, of 12 Village Way, and Cherry were charged with possession of marijuana with the intent to distribute and possession of marijuana.
They were released without bail after their Framingham District Court arraignments yesterday. They are due back in court on July 9 for a pretrial conference.
The man they bailed out, Atkins, was charged with breaking and entering into a vehicle, larceny of property worth less than $250 and two counts of receiving stolen property worth less than $250.

...and the beat goes on.

Cigar USB - A Touch of Distinction

Have you seen this yet?! So very cool and novelty and techy (and geeky, a bit), but if you're a stogie man @ the computer... well, this is a must have.



USB Cigar Flash Memory, with LEDs. The tip glows red when connected and then brightens upon disk access. Adds a touch of distinction for your computer and gives you something new to tell your cigar and golf buddies.

Here's the link to the full piece, http://www.instructables.com/id/USB-Cigar-Flash-Memory/ , which includes 12 steps of instructions.

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Just Because

What a great pic.

Caught On Tape: Robber Steals Cash, Cigars

Police Seek Man Who Robbed Mobil Station

Thursday, April 23, 2009

HOLLYWOOD, Fla. -- Police are searching for a gunman who robbed a Hollywood gas station on Saturday night.

According to Hollywood police, a man carrying a silver revolver entered the Mobil gas station in the 2700 block of Stirling Road just before 10 p.m.

Surveillance video shows the gunman as he jumped over the counter to steal cash and grape-flavored Swisher Sweets cigars, police said.

The robber left the store and went south into Oakwood Plaza. Police said someone saw an older red pickup truck leaving the area.

Police described the gunman as a black man about 6 feet tall with a thin build. On the night of the robbery, he was wearing a black, long-sleeved shirt, blue jean shorts, latex gloves and a rag over his face.

Anyone with information about the crime is asked to call Broward Crime Stoppers at 954-493-TIPS (8477).

Police called in for sex doll bomb

A box that caused a bomb scare outside a high school in Tangerang, Indonesia actually contained an inflatable sex doll.

Teachers and pupils panicked when they spotted a wire sticking out of the box and summoned the police. Inside the box they discoverd the sex doll. The wires turned out to be part of the equipment that comes with the doll.

Cigar Donations Received by Troops

Republished from: From Gary Manelski, About.com

Doc,
Thanks to you and all those who visit about.com for continuing to support us out here! I just received an impressive collection of Thompsons from Philip Jones and the Wolfpack Club in NC, a very nice collection of Perdomos from David Contiguglia in NY, and a large box of premium cigars from Grant Wicklund in CO. The generosity of these and others has allowed me to expand the number of bases we support out here to nine this month, I sent them out this morning. All of our cigar smokers out here really appreciate it - getting quality stogies from AAFES is a challenge at most locations downrange. And that little luxury in our wind down time makes a huge difference in morale. I've attached a picture of Col Perez and myself on a recent sunny afternoon off, as well as a picture of TSgt Darrien Bourget out at Bagram, one of the many individuals you all are affecting with your donations. Thanks so much for keeping us in your thoughts and prayers.

V/R
Capt Funk