Wednesday, July 16, 2008
Possible pot farm found at Dallas’ Wilmer-Hutchins High School
The shuttered Wilmer-Hutchins High School, which the Dallas ISD is planning to turn into a new magnet school, was found to to be home to a suspected marijuana farm Monday night. DISD police found about 240 pots in a vacant classroom, with some of those pots sprouting suspicious plants which will be tested to see if they're actually weed.
Again, excuse me for being cynical, but local police don't exactly have a strong track record for recognizing things when they see them (or taste them). I wouldn't be at all surprised to find out this "vacant" classroom used to be a science room or something and the pots were just left over from experiments.
Posted by Alex B.
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Pavel Lishin says:
I wonder if they'll be doing more "field tests".
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Chris Olson says:
Exactly, shouldn't a peace officer be able to recognize drugs when they see them? Especially weed. I wonder how much money they waste "testing" plants.
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jtmbls says:
I am thinking the exact opposite. How do they know what it smells like, unless...
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Chad Jones says:
Pot, meet DISD, DISD meet pot.
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chasd00 says:
"I wouldn't be at all surprised to find out this "vacant" classroom used to be a science room or something and the pots were just left over from experiments."
hahah yeah 240 pots with sprouts are from classroom experiements. right.
They probably have to be tested so that they will hold up in a court of law.
lawyer> they're pot plants judge
judge> prove it
lawyer> cops said they were
judge> FAIL
btw, what's with not being able to put in a <br> ?
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Pavel Lishin says:
Pretty sure you can put in <br>all<br>the<br>breaks<br>you<br>want.
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