As the legalization of marijuana continues to spread throughout the United States, news related to the drug is becoming more frequent. Whether it's stories of arrests for drug trafficking or product reviews for new weed-infused edibles, people are interested in all things related to marijuana. Here are some of the latest developments in the world of weed.
BLACK RIVER FALLS — A traffic stop for speeding led to a Feb. 28 drug arrest in Jackson County. Police officers discovered marijuana, methamphetamine, and drug paraphernalia in the vehicle. The driver was arrested and taken into custody.
People are flocking to Kansas City dispensaries hoping to buy recreational marijuana. How many ounces, grams of marijuana can adults buy? Each person is allowed to purchase up to one ounce of marijuana, or 28 grams. Some dispensaries also offer half-ounce and quarter-ounce options for those who want to buy smaller amounts.
Wondering what an eighth of weed looks like? From a half-gram to an ounce, Leafly's visual guide is all you need to identify cannabis quantities. An eighth of weed is approximately 3.5 grams, which is enough for roughly 10 joints.
Weed oil is one of the most versatile substances to have in the home. It can be used for any cannabis edibles, from pot brownies to weed-infused salad dressings. The oil is easy to make at home and can be used in a variety of recipes.
WHITESBURG, Ky. — A heavy foot on the gas pedal resulted in three men being taken to jail for felony marijuana trafficking. A state trooper pulled over a vehicle for speeding and discovered over 100 pounds of marijuana inside. The three men were arrested and charged with drug trafficking.
Bagli police in Dewas district have arrested a man and recovered 35 kilograms of marijuana worth Rs 3.50 lakh from him in village Guwadi. The man was suspected of selling drugs in the area and was caught with a large quantity of marijuana in his possession.
Two men allegedly had more than 3½ pounds of marijuana in their car and labeled a bag containing $25000 in cash as 'bud $.' The men were pulled over by police and arrested for drug trafficking. They are currently awaiting trial.
Although the legal cannabis industry is a relatively new addition to the economy, the trade of weed has been going on for decades. Many people have been using marijuana for medicinal and recreational purposes for years, and the legalization of the drug is just now catching up with the demand.
More than 40,000 illegal marijuana plants and 3.5 tons of processed marijuana were seized and destroyed Wednesday in Wolf Creek, Oregon. The operation was a joint effort between local law enforcement agencies and the Drug Enforcement Administration. The marijuana was found on private property and was being grown without the owner's knowledge.
In conclusion, the world of marijuana is constantly evolving. With new laws and regulations being put in place, it's important to stay up-to-date on the latest news related to the drug. Whether you're interested in product reviews or arrests for drug trafficking, there's always something new to learn about marijuana.
