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Man Arrested After Calling Police To Claim Dope
http://cbs4.com/local/marijuana.note.pot.2.1405854.html
MARATHON, Fla. (CBS4) ―
Proving there's a reason why they call it dope, a Monroe County man was arrested after Monroe County Sheriff's Deputies left a note in place of some pot plants saying, "Thanks for the grow! You want them back? Call for the price…we'll talk."
Forty-eight-year-old Steven Alan Locasio called the number on the note and asked what he had to do to get the pot plants back, according to the Monroe County Sheriff's Department. The plants were seized from a freezer on a wooded lot off of Coco Plum Drive in Marathon. Locasio offered $200 for the safe return of the plants, which detectives agreed to.
Police met Locasio at the corner of Coco Plum Drive and Avenue H in Marathon and Locasio handed over the cash and instead of pot, he received a nice set of steel handcuffs placed on his wrists. Police searched Locasio's apartment and found 20 more pot plants, four pounds of freshly harvested marijuana, and Oxycontin pills, along with $1,380 in cash.
Locasio and his wife, Christine Locasio, were both charged with cultivation of marijuana, possession of drug paraphernalia, and sale of marijuana.
http://cbs4.com/local/marijuana.note.pot.2.1405854.html
MARATHON, Fla. (CBS4) ―
Proving there's a reason why they call it dope, a Monroe County man was arrested after Monroe County Sheriff's Deputies left a note in place of some pot plants saying, "Thanks for the grow! You want them back? Call for the price…we'll talk."
Forty-eight-year-old Steven Alan Locasio called the number on the note and asked what he had to do to get the pot plants back, according to the Monroe County Sheriff's Department. The plants were seized from a freezer on a wooded lot off of Coco Plum Drive in Marathon. Locasio offered $200 for the safe return of the plants, which detectives agreed to.
Police met Locasio at the corner of Coco Plum Drive and Avenue H in Marathon and Locasio handed over the cash and instead of pot, he received a nice set of steel handcuffs placed on his wrists. Police searched Locasio's apartment and found 20 more pot plants, four pounds of freshly harvested marijuana, and Oxycontin pills, along with $1,380 in cash.
Locasio and his wife, Christine Locasio, were both charged with cultivation of marijuana, possession of drug paraphernalia, and sale of marijuana.

Desperate, desperate fool. He should have been able to figure something was up 8)