A woman took responsibility for most of the marijuana found in an apartment she shared with a roommate.

Police found 121 pounds of marijuana with a wholesale street value of $185,000 when they raided Lorna Joseph's two- bedroom apartment on Refuge Drive, off Cowpen Road. The search warrant was in Joseph's name.

As a result of the seizure, they arrested Joseph, her roommate Latoya Seymour, and Demetria Davis, of McKinney Drive, charging them with marijuana possession with intent to supply.

And last week, one of those women pleaded guilty, but Magistrate Carolita Bethell has postponed sentencing her until October 8 when prosecuting inspector Ercell Dorsett will tell the court how much drugs were found in Seymour's room.

Seymour explained her actions, "It was just a way to make some extra change."

http://www.thenassauguardian.com/national_local/293451772074593.php

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A woman took responsibility for most of the marijuana found in an apartment she shared with a roommate.

Police found 121 pounds of marijuana with a wholesale street value of $185,000 when they raided Lorna Joseph's two- bedroom apartment on Refuge Drive, off Cowpen Road. The search warrant was in Joseph's name.

As a result of the seizure, they arrested Joseph, her roommate Latoya Seymour, and Demetria Davis, of McKinney Drive, charging them with marijuana possession with intent to supply.

And last week, one of those women pleaded guilty, but Magistrate Carolita Bethell has postponed sentencing her until October 8 when prosecuting inspector Ercell Dorsett will tell the court how much drugs were found in Seymour's room.

Seymour explained her actions, "It was just a way to make some extra change."

http://www.thenassauguardian.com/national_local/293451772074593.php

thread icon is just being sarcastic btw.


$185,000 is extra change?

$185,000 is extra change?



Das jes two shopping trips to Mee-ya-meeee!

Das jes two shopping trips to Mee-ya-meeee!


Yeah, to go buy that condo you are looking at.

Yeah, to go buy that condo you are looking at.

Nah, Not wit drug money.
Drugs is bad and karma is a cruel master.



(You know she only ger' buy fridge and X-box's and Plamas flat screen Teevees and a hummer and stay 10 days is a suite at the Embassy. LOL!)

Nah, Not wit drug money.
Drugs is bad and karma is a cruel master.
(You know she only ger' buy fridge and X-box's and Plamas flat screen Teevees and a hummer and stay 10 days is a suite at the Embassy. LOL!)


Not sure about the Hummer with cash, over 10K and would raise suspicion

To make some extra cash you take an extra job!!! :realmad:

ofcourse you don't think all of the 185,000 would have gone to the women....
obviously they were selling the drugs for someone...to make a little extra change...

this is what poverty and economic oppression create...

ofcourse you don't think all of the 185,000 would have gone to the women....
obviously they were selling the drugs for someone...to make a little extra change...
this is what poverty and economic oppression create...

She should have taken the $185K and rolled out. :D

ofcourse you don't think all of the 185,000 would have gone to the women....
obviously they were selling the drugs for someone...to make a little extra change...
this is what poverty and economic oppression create...

You are so very right. At times some people thinks they dont have a choice, sometimes they dont!!

You are so very right. At times some people thinks they dont have a choice, sometimes they dont!!

what would we think of the women if they were running a brothel in their home...prostituting themselves...to make a little extra change...

what would we think of the women if they were running a brothel in their home...prostituting themselves...to make a little extra change...

well that is the oldest profession!

Drugs is bad and karma is a cruel master.

Huh? Drugs are bad?

And who is Karma? I thought we didn't have slavery no more?

*just kidding*