Bay Medical in Travers City Get busted!!!
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stumpjumper
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Dude your post makes little sense, HUNT didn't bust anyone in Traverse City, wrong side of the state dude. Take a deep breath and start over with a little more detail ey?
Also I might add that the two busts they are talking about in the Alpena news were both ILLEGAL... So WTF are you talking about man? If people are so stupid as to go and blatantly disregard the law and go above and beyond then they deserve to get popped because they are fucking STOOOPID.
People like that give me a little sense of security because I know I run my shit 110% legit and there will always be dumb-fucks trying to work around the law and making themselves a better target than I will ever be!
Also I might add that the two busts they are talking about in the Alpena news were both ILLEGAL... So WTF are you talking about man? If people are so stupid as to go and blatantly disregard the law and go above and beyond then they deserve to get popped because they are fucking STOOOPID.
People like that give me a little sense of security because I know I run my shit 110% legit and there will always be dumb-fucks trying to work around the law and making themselves a better target than I will ever be!
DinafemHashPlant
Active Member
what a donk
people that are retarded dont know they are retarded, it always make sense to them.
How does the go with Traverse City, they are under the jurisdiction of TNT not HUNT
stumpjumper
Well-Known Member
Dude you're rambling about like a binging meth-head. Sorry if you think I was personally attacking you but your post was pretty much incoherent to me. I suppose you are right though, I would probably understand it better if I "smacked myself real hard in the head with a hammer" lol.
I wont pick apart your post and point out all of the grammatical errors, lack of proper punctuation, spelling, and MOST IMPORTANTLY staying on whatever subject you were trying to write about. Oh hell, I might as well point out the one main problem I had with it, the topic being "Bay Medical in Travers City Get busted", however there was nothing about your topic at ALL in your whole post. I'm not a grammar nazi and this is the first time I have ever mentioned it to someone so I don't really care about your grammar and spelling however, you could at least tell us what you are trying to tell us about. Can't you?
Was you telling Bay Medical to get busted? I doubt they want to.
I wont pick apart your post and point out all of the grammatical errors, lack of proper punctuation, spelling, and MOST IMPORTANTLY staying on whatever subject you were trying to write about. Oh hell, I might as well point out the one main problem I had with it, the topic being "Bay Medical in Travers City Get busted", however there was nothing about your topic at ALL in your whole post. I'm not a grammar nazi and this is the first time I have ever mentioned it to someone so I don't really care about your grammar and spelling however, you could at least tell us what you are trying to tell us about. Can't you?
Was you telling Bay Medical to get busted? I doubt they want to.
HUNT breaks up drug operation
September 23, 2011
The Alpena News
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The Huron Undercover Narcotics Team uncovered a statewide criminal enterprise being operated out of Hillman Township.
Detective/Lt. Del Putnam, HUNT commander, said the operator, a 49-year-old man from Hillman, utilized two store fronts, one in Gaylord and one in Traverse City, both called Bay Medical Collective. He set up cooperative initiatives to distribute marijuana to hundreds of individuals across the state, which he had no legal authority to do. This resulted in raising significant amounts of cash that he said was his primary income and supported his lifestyle.
The state medical marijuana law allows one caregiver to provide marijuana for themself and five other patients in amounts of 2.5 ounces per person for a total of 15 ounces being the maximum amount of marijuana any one caregiver could possess. The law also allows for a caregiver to grow 12 plants for each patient so one caregiver could access and possess no more than 72 plants.
The investigation began when a package of marijuana was intercepted being mailed to Novi by the Hillman resident. There are no provisions that allow for this form of delivery of medical marijuana. The sender had no legal authority to supply that person marijuana in any manner, and the operator had been sending marijuana throughout the state in this manner to individuals he had no legal authority to supply marijuana to.
Through the investigation, it was discover the operator recruited people to be caregivers under him in a pyramid-type structure with him being at the top. He would then take their caregiver cards and distribute marijuana to those subjects. Several caregivers said they had never met any of their "patients" nor had ever supplied them with marijuana, which was solely done by the operator who paid them in either cash or in monthly supplies of marijuana. It also was discovered that the on-site doctor consulting at the store fronts were being conducted via Skype, an online computer-based meeting program.
Extensive indoor grow operations were discovered in Montmorency County and over 100 marijuana plants were seized. It is believed numerous other grow sites exist and efforts by HUNT to locate those continue.
The investigations lead to the execution of three search warrants. One at the primary residence of the operator and then search warrants at each of his store fronts.
Seized during this investigation:
The HUNT team was assisted by the SANE and TNT narcotic teams along with the Gaylord and Traverse City State Police posts, Gaylord Police Department, and the DEA.
September 23, 2011
The Alpena News
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The Huron Undercover Narcotics Team uncovered a statewide criminal enterprise being operated out of Hillman Township.
Detective/Lt. Del Putnam, HUNT commander, said the operator, a 49-year-old man from Hillman, utilized two store fronts, one in Gaylord and one in Traverse City, both called Bay Medical Collective. He set up cooperative initiatives to distribute marijuana to hundreds of individuals across the state, which he had no legal authority to do. This resulted in raising significant amounts of cash that he said was his primary income and supported his lifestyle.
The state medical marijuana law allows one caregiver to provide marijuana for themself and five other patients in amounts of 2.5 ounces per person for a total of 15 ounces being the maximum amount of marijuana any one caregiver could possess. The law also allows for a caregiver to grow 12 plants for each patient so one caregiver could access and possess no more than 72 plants.
The investigation began when a package of marijuana was intercepted being mailed to Novi by the Hillman resident. There are no provisions that allow for this form of delivery of medical marijuana. The sender had no legal authority to supply that person marijuana in any manner, and the operator had been sending marijuana throughout the state in this manner to individuals he had no legal authority to supply marijuana to.
Through the investigation, it was discover the operator recruited people to be caregivers under him in a pyramid-type structure with him being at the top. He would then take their caregiver cards and distribute marijuana to those subjects. Several caregivers said they had never met any of their "patients" nor had ever supplied them with marijuana, which was solely done by the operator who paid them in either cash or in monthly supplies of marijuana. It also was discovered that the on-site doctor consulting at the store fronts were being conducted via Skype, an online computer-based meeting program.
Extensive indoor grow operations were discovered in Montmorency County and over 100 marijuana plants were seized. It is believed numerous other grow sites exist and efforts by HUNT to locate those continue.
The investigations lead to the execution of three search warrants. One at the primary residence of the operator and then search warrants at each of his store fronts.
Seized during this investigation:
- over 100 marijuana plants
- numerous Rice Crispy Treats laced with THC
- numerous Fruity Pebble Treats laced with THC
- numerous suckers laced with THC
- numerous bottles of THC drops
- numerous brownies laced with THC
- several long guns
- several thousand dollars in cash
- over one pound of processed marijuana ready for distribution
- numerous documents showing transactions of narcotics sales across the state
The HUNT team was assisted by the SANE and TNT narcotic teams along with the Gaylord and Traverse City State Police posts, Gaylord Police Department, and the DEA.
stumpjumper
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Thank You!! Makes a lot more sense now, that's a different article than what was in the link earlier.
Sure sounds like they were operating without regards to the law doesn't it. Nothing to get paranoid about if you are a legal caregiver or patient operating according to the mma. The only people who are having problems are the profiteers.
And I stand corrected, I see now where HUNT had a connection to Traverse City...
I wonder if the Dr. they are talking about is Dr. Bob? I know that's his area and he had recently started doing Skype consultations.
Sure sounds like they were operating without regards to the law doesn't it. Nothing to get paranoid about if you are a legal caregiver or patient operating according to the mma. The only people who are having problems are the profiteers.
And I stand corrected, I see now where HUNT had a connection to Traverse City...
I wonder if the Dr. they are talking about is Dr. Bob? I know that's his area and he had recently started doing Skype consultations.
"Dr. Bob says it was not him that they were investigating. He thinks that it was some other doctor."
tomcatjones
Active Member
98 percent sure that it is Dr. Bob. I talked to him on the phone on the 22nd about renewals. and he said he was going to be in Gaylord for clinics at Bay Medical Collective the next day- still... i'm not sure how Dr Bob would be in trouble for any of bay medical's actions.
still.. like i told the GF a second ago.. Glad i did not go up there!
ismokealotofpot
New Member
I never did like the idea of unloading anything or buying from a collective. They all want you to fill out paperwork with your name and address on it. Then if they get busted your paperwork is on file. Nothing in the mm law said you can have a collective.
tomcatjones
Active Member
just as much was mentioned about them being illegal as well. NOTHING.
so what was your point again?
ismokealotofpot
New Member
did you watch the news? the leos have every persons paperwork who was on file. So what is your point?