Raymond Stanley Roberts may go down in history as the ultimate example of the legal advice “deny everything.” When Manatee County deputies removed bags of marijuana and cocaine from his buttocks in a search, Roberts denied the cocaine was his.
Notably, Roberts, 25, reportedly had only a partial denial, stating “[t]he white stuff is not mine, but the weed is.”
This is a case that seems to fall under the adage “possession is nine-tenths of the law.” Well, ten tenths to be exact . . . he was arrested for drug possession.
WASHINGTON — CBS Radio News correspondent Howard Arenstein has been arrested on marijuana charges in Washington.
Charlie Brown D.C. police spokesman Lt. Nicholas Breul said Arenstein and his wife were arrested early Saturday and charged with possession with intent to distribute marijuana.
Breul says vice units had received a complaint of marijuana growing in the couple’s backyard. Police then obtained a search warrant for the home in northwest D.C.
Breul says officers found large, mature cannabis plants, standing more than 8 feet high. In addition, they found packaged marijuana inside the home.
According to the CBS News website, Arenstein serves as radio bureau manager for CBS News, Washington.
A CBS News spokeswoman declined to comment.
yo Ray, this blount tastes like shit.
Have You Packed Your Luggage Yourself?
Do You Have Any Sharp Objects in Your Luggage?
What Do You Have in Your Pockets?
Dude should’ve gotten a private lawyer instead of a PD: http://lawblog.legalmatch.com/2010/09/17/who-is-better-public-defenders-or-private-criminal-defense-attorneys/
Butt cheeks, man, butt cheeks.
Professor,
Are you certain you have this dude’s name correct?
Are you absolutely (hand on a bible etc) certain his name isn’t
SANTORUM???
Go figure.
wizard2048:
“wait! does the professor drop off these gems and then sit back and laugh? Professor!!??”
If so,Mission Acomplished:=)))))))
thanks Bud, professor, all.
until next time.
chao
OK wizard 2048.
Have a safe and happy day at work and tell a few rotten jokes.
Bud