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Posted: 7:50 AM Jun 13, 2008
Potted Pot Plants In Grimesland
A Grimesland man is facing drug charges after detectives say he was growing marijuana.
Reporter: Heather King |
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A Grimesland man is facing drug charges after detectives say he was growing marijuana.
43-year-old Artie Deanelo Ruffin is facing charges of manufacturing marijuana at his home on Highway 33 in Grimesland. Detectives say they got a tip Ruffin was growing marijuana. They say they seized seven marijuana plants on Thursday.
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Posted by: stoppin by
Location: from nc
on Jun 14, 2008 at 09:14 AM
You all must have been high when you came to the keyboard. Go back where you came from!
Posted by: zig zag man
Location: inthesmoke
on Jun 14, 2008 at 12:07 AM
I think if i was going to comment with a name like 5-0 i would of pick another town then Greenville to be from ..is that a joke or what? :)
Posted by: bandanaman247
on Jun 13, 2008 at 05:56 PM
you are so right 420 ..Ive been smokin since 1972 and i grow some myself and trust me when i say its going to be more and more pot growing with the way things are getting .they cant find it all :)
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