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A 17-year-old Ohio high school student accused of being a drug "czar" with six lieutenants admitted guilt Tuesday to the charges against him in juvenile court.
The thin, bespectacled teen had the choice to admit to or deny drug trafficking charges against him in Warren County Juvenile Court in Lebanon. Those options are the juvenile court's version of pleading guilty or not guilty.
Judge Mike Powell warned the teen before he admitted guilt that he could potentially be in prison until he turns 21.
The teen, whom The Associated Press isn't identifying because of his age, responded: "I admit my guilt."
The Warren County Drug Task Force said the teen was a sort-of captain of a major drug ring based in the Cincinnati area and led by adults.
The teen had six teenage lieutenants, and the group sold as much as $20,000 worth of high-grade homegrown marijuana monthly to high schools students in two affluent Cincinnati-area schools, task force Cmdr. John Burke said.
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Authorities seized more than 600 hydroponically grown marijuana plants with a street value of around $3 million.
They found $6,000 in cash in the teens' bedroom closet.
http://www.foxnews.com/us/2012/07/31/ohio-teen-accused-being-drug-czar-admits-guilt/?intcmp=trending
The thin, bespectacled teen had the choice to admit to or deny drug trafficking charges against him in Warren County Juvenile Court in Lebanon. Those options are the juvenile court's version of pleading guilty or not guilty.
Judge Mike Powell warned the teen before he admitted guilt that he could potentially be in prison until he turns 21.
The teen, whom The Associated Press isn't identifying because of his age, responded: "I admit my guilt."
The Warren County Drug Task Force said the teen was a sort-of captain of a major drug ring based in the Cincinnati area and led by adults.
The teen had six teenage lieutenants, and the group sold as much as $20,000 worth of high-grade homegrown marijuana monthly to high schools students in two affluent Cincinnati-area schools, task force Cmdr. John Burke said.
(...)
Authorities seized more than 600 hydroponically grown marijuana plants with a street value of around $3 million.
They found $6,000 in cash in the teens' bedroom closet.
http://www.foxnews.com/us/2012/07/31/ohio-teen-accused-being-drug-czar-admits-guilt/?intcmp=trending
