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Marijuana bust in bank parking lot

By Joe Johnson
jjohnson@HanfordSentinel.com

The Hanford Bank of America almost received a hefty deposit of marijuana on Thursday afternoon when two local residents apparently pulled into the parking lot with a quarter pound of weed in their car.

Hanford police officers pulled over two men in a red Ford Thunderbird just before 4 p.m. as they entered the Redington and Seventh streets Bank of America parking lot. The officers, who had been driving behind the pair, noticed that the vehicle registration was expired and flashed their emergency lights to prompt the stop.

The occupants of the vehicle, 26-year-old Alexander Scott and Merlin Watson Jr., 23, both of Hanford, were found to be unlicensed drivers and reportedly gave consent to officers to search their vehicle, which was due to be towed for the infraction.

When the passenger and driver's side doors were opened, the inside door panel of each fell out onto the concrete. It is unclear at this time whether the doors had been loosened to aid in drug concealment, or if "it was a piece of junk car and parts were just falling off of it," said Officer Chris Barker, interviewed after the incident.

Officers reportedly detected a strong smell of marijuana inside the vehicle and soon located in the back seat a quarter pound bag of marijuana that had not been concealed.

Both suspects were arrested at the scene without incident and the vehicle was towed away. Scott and Watson were booked into the Kings County Jail on suspicion of possession of marijuana for sale and transportation of marijuana.

According to jail officials on Friday afternoon, Watson posted bail and was released from custody, while Scott is still being held in lieu of $35,000 bail.

The reporter can be reached at 583-2425.

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The following are comments from the readers. In no way do they represent the views of the Hanford Sentinel

UP IN SMOKE wrote on Aug 2, 2008 12:23 PM:

" These guys probably was just riding around high thinking every thing was all good. now they face criminal charges that can posibly seen at least one if not both to prison. "

Mr Truth wrote on Aug 2, 2008 3:02 PM:

" No licenses?
There's a shocker!
More dope off the street! "

ALEJANDRO wrote on Aug 2, 2008 3:19 PM:

" Let's see just review how smart these guys were:

Tooling about in a bright red car to get the attention of authorities;

No vehicle registration;

No driver's licenses x two;

Door panels fall off when opened x two;

Drugs in baggie on back seat in plain sight;

Smell of Mary Jane wafting about inside of vehicle.

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And some people think our educational system is NOT in a crisis?

Well, the boys will make good use of that new criminal Re-Entry facility that's gonna be built right here in our beautiful city.

And they maybe will get some schoolin' from those community colleges moving into the area.

Ah, the benefits of being an honest taxpayer in a charming small town! "

Billy Buck wrote on Aug 2, 2008 3:47 PM:

" No One should go to prison for possession of marijuana, ever. "

DaTruth wrote on Aug 2, 2008 10:54 PM:

" This takes place every day... Im glad they busted these low lives, but this isnt really news worthy. Other agencies are pulling pounds of marijuana off the street daily, yet HPD gets a little and its a new flash.

Marijuana is being abuse state wide, thanks to crooked DRs who are signing off on bogus medical excuses, so teenagers can claim their marijuana is for medicinal use. The medicinal marijuana law was passed on the thought only terminally ill or seriously injured people will be able to use marijuana. However it's turned into a farce, and perfectly healthy people are getting medical marijuana cards, from hippy DR's and totally abusing the law. Only in California can one be told it's ok to break a federal law ... "

Watchdog Fred wrote on Aug 2, 2008 11:28 PM:

" We need to start that stupidest criminals blog that was discussed previously. These two would be a lead story on that blog. About the only thing they didn't do was place their own handcuffs on. Oh an hang a sign on this bright red Thunderbird that said; "BUST US WE HAVEE GRASS".
I use to own one of those tunderbirds they just fall apart. "

lost votes wrote on Aug 3, 2008 7:37 PM:

" Looks like Obama just lost another couple votes. "

Cute Cani Patient wrote on Aug 4, 2008 1:00 AM:

" ya...pretty stupid to be rolling around with herb in an unregistered noticeable car but whats more stupid is that HPD, whom we pay our tax $'s to, probably smoked most of it before they even turned it in for evidence! how i know this? trust me....right now there's several cases where they have confiscated marijuana and issued tickets yet there is no report or case # that is able to be found in county records. Hmmm.... sounds to me like they should be focusing and more worried about all the missing persons and child molesters rising with burglaries and gangs instead of going for the all natural Cannabis. way to go HPD. you busted those pot heads while the tweakers hitting their pipe behind the alley watched. "

gotcha wrote on Aug 4, 2008 2:50 AM:

" this is funny, the cop really is a hpd pr spokesperson,lol. its funnt theses two got busted the way they did and even funnier that some people blogging are talking about drugs abuse, medication is also a drug its just legal through fees and prescriptions. get real get the real drugs off the street.... "

dose wrote on Aug 4, 2008 5:02 AM:

" I fully support the legalization of marijuana, but until it is you gotta be smarter than these idiots were. I've transported pounds of weed before, but I made sure my car and my license were legit first. These guys did everything but drive to the police station and turn themselves in. "

HC wrote on Aug 4, 2008 7:28 AM:

" Good job HPD! Keep up the good work! "

Watchdog Fred wrote on Aug 4, 2008 8:35 AM:

" Is this any indication the banks are in trouble or that they are going to "POT"? "

TO DOSE wrote on Aug 4, 2008 4:10 PM:

" and you're proud of this why????? "

ALEJANDRO wrote on Aug 4, 2008 4:11 PM:

" Wow! Fellow forum posters and bloggers - take note:

First "jeff" publicly admits to criminal activity when he lived in Hanford/Kings County, and now "dose" admits to what could be described as drug trafficking!

He admitted to this:

dose wrote on Aug 4, 2008 7:02 AM:
" ...I've transported pounds of weed before, but I made sure my car and my license were legit first."

POUNDS?

Is anyone else but me be just astounded at the braggadocio of the criminal element? "

shawn wrote on Aug 5, 2008 2:20 AM:

" there are many people out there that pass judgment on others without taking the time to know them. i know one of the arrested personally. he is not a bad person and is not looking to get anyone hurt in any way. if a son or daughter of any of the people were among the arrested then their opinions would be the complete opposite. hypocrites are what i call them clean your backyard first then mow your neighbors!!!!!!!! "

Carl Spackler wrote on Aug 5, 2008 10:12 AM:

" Shawn: Pass judgement? They had a bag of dope in their car and according to the article were smoking it or had recently smoked it. Were they about to drive or had they been driving high? It's not like they were enjoying a little reefer in the privacy of their home. They were out in public and possibly driving around stoned. Come on! "

Drugs are bad Mkay wrote on Aug 7, 2008 8:25 AM:

" It seems there are many people out there that actually believe a little weed never hurt anyone and that smoking pot is innocent... Next time you people spark up think about all the people that were affected by that one joint. Someone probably died over that bongload you burned up last night.The fact is that people die every day in this country over "a little grass" The dealers are criminals, there is nothing innocent about them. They will sell whatever to whoever because they are greedy, they don't have some moral code or value set, and with over half a pound they had criminal intent to sell (allegedly). BTW your cannabis has more chemicals than tobacco. The reality is that only losers use drugs. If reading this makes you angry than you are one of the losers and I challenge anyone to show me ONE person who is truly succesful in EVERY facet of their life that happens to "smoke a little grass". I think you'll find many sad miserable people that you think are sucessful but they aren't.... Legalize pot now.....Survival of the fittest. "

Jackie K. wrote on Aug 7, 2008 9:11 AM:

" Alejandro, in response to the question you posed offline, I did not approve that comment. I too deemed it inappropriate and deleted it after the fact. E-mail me at editor@HanfordSentinel.com any time you have a question. You can still remain anonymous. "

WATCHDOG FRED wrote on Aug 8, 2008 7:32 AM:

" This comment was made by someone who can't even support himself. I have no doubt you would support the legalization of Marijuana and I bet your mom and dad would too.

dose wrote on Aug 4, 2008 7:02 AM:

" I fully support the legalization of marijuana, but until it is you gotta be smarter than these idiots were. "

WATCHDOG FRED wrote on Aug 8, 2008 7:39 AM:

" And I thought the criminals in this article were pretty stupid. But this brilliant confession takes the cake. Hanford P.D. you been looking for your challenge of the month, here it is, just figure out his identity and you have your man nailed for transport for sale.

dose wrote on Aug 4, 2008 7:02 AM:
" ...I've transported pounds of weed before, but I made sure my car and my license were legit first." "

Alan G. wrote on Aug 8, 2008 9:56 AM:

" Come on Fred, you know as well as I that making a statement like Dose did could not get him in any trouble. It's kind of like if I were to admit (and I'm not) that I've driven drunk in the past. You'd just be spinning your wheels.

I do agree that these two guys should be written up in the "Hanford's Dumbest Criminals" blog though. "

The Oracle says... wrote on Aug 8, 2008 12:15 PM:

" Dose..Its called transportation and possession for sales. Felonies. At least your in good company on these boards with the other uncharged felon Jeff. We keep going like this, and the Sentinel is gonna need to establish a special blog for all of the uncharged felons posting here. Hey maybe we can have that get together after all. Jeff can bring all of the swag he stole from peoples houses and Dose can bring all of the weed he moves/sells. Kind of like a swap meet of sorts. People can look for property they have had stolen, and dopers can find some good weed.
WOW......how low can a blog go? "

could care less wrote on Aug 8, 2008 2:22 PM:

" yeah I know some people who may smoke a little and I also know people who take prescribed drugs like Vicodin, valium, zanax, etc, the only difference is I know to have food around 1 group and hardly see the other cuz they are zonked out all day, dazed and confused.

Not saying one is worst then the other but I think these pills that to go people like candy are a bigger problem and are abused just as much if not more. "

ALEJANDRO wrote on Aug 8, 2008 2:56 PM:

" Hey Watchdog,

It sounds like our former resident Alan G. is supporting what 'dose' clearly admitted to.

His comments sound like Typical Liberal Thoughts from an entertainment industry (television) producer. So. Cal style. How appropriate.

So, I wonder if Alan will 'come clean' and go public on this?

Alan: What is your official stance on illegal drugs? "

denny wrote on Aug 8, 2008 4:23 PM:

" you can't post red-necks but you pots ---"Typical Liberal Thoughts from an entertainment industry (television) producer. So. Cal style. How appropriate."

Red-neck is the same for term but for rebulicans "

dose anyone care wrote on Aug 8, 2008 10:04 PM:

" I don't think anyone really cares what an admitted drug user and criminal thinks or believes, but I'm sure you will vote for Obama since birds of a feather.... "

Pickle wrote on Aug 13, 2008 4:54 PM:

" Prescribed marijuana is not illegal in the state of CA. Its no different then these guys getting caught with 200 pills of xanex not presribed to them. State police, sherrif, and CHP cannot arrest someone with a marijuana persciption. Why some people still think marijuana is some kind demon drug above alcohol or perscription drugs is beyond me. This isn't 1920 educate yourself people. The only reason pot is illegal is because Mr. Hearst ( you know hearst castle) racial smear campaign in his newspaper against marijuana. So he could get hemp paper off the market by making claims marijuana excited blacks into killing white people. That black people couldn't be controlled on marijuana. So that his logging mills could continue to make the US paper. Farmers can't even grow hemp a non high inducing form of the plant to create all kinds of useful things. Crazyness "

Alan G. wrote on Aug 14, 2008 10:42 AM:

" Alejandro, I've written two responses that haven't made it past the censors. Why, I don't know? I'll have to take a pass on this one because I'm not wasting my time composing something that won't be posted. "

WATCHDOG FRED BITES BACK wrote on Aug 15, 2008 6:41 AM:

" Alan G. wrote on Aug 8, 2008 11:56 AM:

" Come on Fred, you know as well as I that making a statement like Dose did could not get him in any trouble. It's kind of like if I were to admit (and I'm not) that I've driven drunk in the past. You'd just be spinning your wheels.

I do agree that these two guys should be written up in the "Hanford's Dumbest Criminals" blog though. "

Actually Alan I think a confession written out in this nature is simply lacking a signature in order for it to be a lawful admission of guils, punishable to the full extent of the law. Perhaps Oracle can answer that question from a professional point of view and clearly indicate the enforceability of the law under these circumstances. I am sure though with a clear cut identity and signature a prosecution could take place. What say you Oracle? "

WATCHDOG FRED BITES BACK wrote on Aug 15, 2008 6:47 AM:

" Alejandro - I am always a little concerned when people hide behind the fine line of the law. It makes me wonder if we didn't have all these laws if we wouldn't be living in the time of the old west. Where criminals and hero's both wore guns and settled things in the middle of the street with the sun at their backs.
Liberals are usually very liberal when it comes to the law so with some of what Alan G has had to say his present remarks don't alarm or surprise me. What surprises me is Dose' and Jeff so willing to brag about their escapades on a public forum, that totally blows me away. Like there aren't cops watching, like they can't figure out who they are and their continued bragging wouldn't justify a judge to provide a warrant to obtain their real identities. Stranger things have been known to happen in Kings County, just ask the former City Manager's. One thing about criminals and I think Oracle will agree with this is they are not subject to a lack of paranoia. Many weed distributors see cops everywhere. "

WATCHDOG FRED BITES BACK wrote on Aug 15, 2008 6:50 AM:

" Alejandro - ran out of words again imagine that! What I was about to say is many weed distributors see cops everywhere, except for the two who usually end up busting them for transportation, for sale which is two felonies, one more and it is life in prison. Gee what a smart thing to do for a living. "

WATCHDOG FRED BITES BACK wrote on Aug 15, 2008 6:56 AM:

" Pickle wrote on Aug 13, 2008 6:54 PM:

" Prescribed marijuana is not illegal in the state of CA.

There are many people who have your accepted reduction theory of the effectiveness of marijuana. You like many have a valid point, it probably isn't more dangerous than alcohol, but why should we as a society unleash another killer on the street when Alcohol is sufficient in it's own right. Why should we take the chance that those using marijuana are gonna stay out of vehicles and not run over and kill our citizens. If you set there and tell me you have total control when under the influence of the product, then I am gonna tell you that is exactly the reason it needs to remain illegal. Because the high from it is giving you and others a false sense of security and confidence in your abilities that simply aren't present. There have been studies on this that prove what I am saying is right, your reflexes are slower to respond just like on alcohol, your judgement is affected in degrees you don't even realize. Say no to legalization! "

WATCHDOG FRED wrote on Aug 15, 2008 7:26 AM:

" I stand corrected Randolph Hearest did print a series of articles regarding Marijuana, but I found nowhere the statement you made regardling blacks killing whites. I think perhaps you added that for a flair of negativeness about Hearst.
His comments were not different from many of that era and in tune with the feelings of the people at the time. I see nothing wrong in what he did.
Furthermore the hemp for paper information you provided was discovered three decades earier and already being used by Hearst. So that blows that myth out of the water as well, it wasn't anything he manufactured or discovered as you pretend.
But I do concede to not knowing he launched this campaign as a responsible editor of his day and he did take a special intereste into keeping marijuana illegal and was backed by Prison Wardens, Correctional Officers, Medical Physicians and many politicians at the time. Not any different than it is today.
Marijuana is illegal and will remain illegal for all the right reasons. Protest as you like but it will not change the outcome at the courts. So you lose. "

Pickle wrote on Aug 15, 2008 10:30 AM:

" Fred I was saying that hemp paper was threatening his market hold on mill/timber produced paper. He had huge stock in making hemp/marijuana illegal so that his mills could maintain the prosperity they had. Hemp paper was just starting to compete with his mills around the time of his smear campaign. Fred I can find sources for tons of items listed about how he did "yellow journalism" quoting how blacks who abused marijuana where at high risk of raping white women, and it contributed to the rise in satanic music(that is now called Jazz) and so on and so on. He renamed it from canabis and gave it a foreign name of marijuana to scare the general public. It was known as canabis hundreds of years before this.

Straight from wiki
"Jack Herer and others argue that Hearst's paper empire (he owned hundreds of acres of timber forests and a vast number of paper mills designed to manufacture paper from wood pulp) in the early 1930s was threatened by hemp," "

Pickle wrote on Aug 15, 2008 10:33 AM:

" Also from wiki
Between 1936 and 1937, Hearst associated marijuana with hemp in his newspapers[10] and published many of the stories that Anslinger fabricated. Those fabricated stories include many stories how blacks committed horendous crimes generally involving white people because of marijuana.

I agree people shouldn't drive on marijuana but its happening anyways. I think it should be legalized and controlled just like alcohol. Teens these days have an easier time buying pot off the street then they can get alcohol in my opinion again. Regulate it pass laws and stop spending billions on arresting simple pot users--unless they are driving high. "

Pickle wrote on Aug 15, 2008 10:34 AM:

" Also his thoughts were not in tune with the genral public thats why he had to start a smear campaign mostly fabricated to fear a large portion of the public over to his side. "

jeff wrote on Aug 15, 2008 11:08 AM:

" 1936 - 1938: William Randolph Hearst's newspaper empire fuels a tabloid journalism propaganda campaign against marijuana. Articles with headlines such as Marihuana Makes Fiends of Boys in 30 Days; Hasheesh Goads Users to Blood-Lust create terror of the killer weed from Mexico.

Through his relentless misinformation campaign, Hearst is credited with bringing the word marijuana into the English language. In addition to fueling racist attitudes toward Hispanics, Hearst papers run articles about marijuana-crazed negroes raping white women and playing voodoo-satanic jazz music.

Driven insane by marijuana, these blacks -- according to accounts in Hearst-owned newspapers -- dared to step on white men's shadows, look white people directly in the eye for more than three seconds, and even laugh out loud at white people. For shame! "

Alan G. wrote on Aug 15, 2008 11:19 AM:

" I'm just being a realist Fred, not being liberal at all. Let me just interrupt the "Fred & Alejandro Ol' Timey Radio hour" for a second and say that I'm not a proponent of drug use. I think my history of posts on crime and punishment clearly demonstrate that. How you can make such a huge leap from my post that you quoted, completely baffles me. Standing on the rooftops and screaming "LIBERAL!!!!" based on that three sentence post shows a complete lack of comprehension skills.

Let me say the same thing in simpler terms... Given Dose's age and the likelihood that what he did took place probably well over 10 years ago, I seriously doubt any law enforcement agency would deem such a statement worthy of their time and efforts to pursue. Your scenario with confessions and signatures is a bit out there and that's an opinion free of any liberal or conservative bias. Clear, simple and logical. I'd like to hear what someone from the law enforcement community has to say.

I eat bleeding heart liberals and stuffy conservatives for breakfast. "

ALEJANDRO wrote on Aug 15, 2008 3:58 PM:

" Folks, Marijuana (Cannabis) is STILL an ILLEGAL SCHEDULE 1 DRUG under Federal law for all states.

It is in the same category as:

Psilocin, constituent of "Magic mushrooms"

LSD

Mescaline (Constituent of "Peyote" cacti)

So don't pretend that it is legal and mislead people.

Check the Federal DEA site at
http://www.usdoj.gov/dea/pubs/scheduling.html "

WATCHDOG FRED BITES BACK wrote on Aug 15, 2008 4:22 PM:

" ATTENTION JEFF - SCOTT TUCKER HASN'T HAD THE QUOTATION LESSON WITH YOU YET, WATCH OUT IT'S COMING i AM SURE. "

WATCHDOG FRED BITES BACK wrote on Aug 15, 2008 4:27 PM:

" To: Alan G. now look at the can of worms you opened now. Can we please get back on topic in 2008 please, please, please!!!!!

You guys are enough to drive a sober man to drink. "

WATCHDOG FRED BITES BACK wrote on Aug 15, 2008 4:28 PM:

" To: dose' if they ever pull you over and ask for your license just tell them it's on the bumper!
They'll laugh you right into the huscow! "

Pickle wrote on Aug 15, 2008 10:42 PM:

" It looks like Alejandro doesn't know his laws very well. Its illegal as a "federal" law meaning the only one who can arrest you for possesion of marijuana if your prescribed it is the FBI or secret service. Lets see the last time the FBI busted someone for a pound of pot? Probably never unless involved in something much more dramatic. I'm sure those FBI agents with all there wisdom are searching far and near for the medicnal pot user in cali. . LoL I hope they are better serving their time catching terrorists. I'm not misleading anyone. Law is law whether you like it or not. Yes its a federal illegal drug only enforcable by "federal" police. The only laws that take place are those enforceable on the public. I can say watering your lawn at 5am is illegal but until someone enforces it, it doesn't matter its not law. Law has to be enforced. "

to pickle wrote on Aug 16, 2008 12:40 AM:

" This is just another case of stupid drug users getting caught. They didn't have a doctor's prescription, a medical need, only a lack of brain cells. I agree hemp should be legal, but I do not support illegal drug use. Also, just because there is a narrow exception for medicinal use, it is very easy to drift out of the exceptions and begin to break State laws that are still on the books. Just a thought, maybe people should stop using illegal drugs then the wouldn't need lame excuses for their behavior. "

WATCHDOG FRED CONSULTS THE EXPERTS wrote on Aug 16, 2008 9:18 AM:

" The chemicals in marijuana bring cognitive impairment and troubles with learning for the user. "Smoking [marijuana] causes some changes in the brain that are like those caused but cocaine, heroin, and alcohol. Some researchers believe that has changes may put a person more at risk of becoming addicted to other drugs such a cocaine and heroin."(11) To prevent such harm, one must be cautious of their actions. Those who do not do drugs do not risk harm. So please the next day you light up, remember you that you central nervous system and brain will be at risk.

So as many of you sit there and ponder the legalization of this drug and that is what it is a drug. You might want to think twice after reading what I've posted. This is not yellow journalism it is facts based on research many of you didn't care to look into before commenting. "

The Oracle Says... wrote on Aug 16, 2008 12:19 PM:

" Hey Pickle...Lets put your theory on the law to a test...Tell us where you will be with a couple pounds of weed and your "prescription" adn we will see if you wind up in a "pickle" or not....
PS Bring bail money "

ALEJANDRO wrote on Aug 16, 2008 4:11 PM:

" Pickle,

You said:

" Prescribed marijuana is not illegal in the state of CA."

I do indeed know the California laws dealing with health care providers and physician prescriptions based upon my experience working in that industry.

You didn't prove that marijuana is legal. I showed you that it was patently illegal. There is no such thing as a valid physician's PRESCRIPTION for marijuana.

In CA. , a physicians PRESCRIPTION must have his/her printed Federal DEA Control number and no doctor will risk violating Federal Scheduled (Controlled) Drug Laws by actually writing a prescription for a Schedule I (C-I) drug.

I showed you here, in my previous post, marijuana is a Schedule I drug. Illegal under federal law. Marijuana is not legal in CA. One is always at risk of violating Federal law. And one can be DUI from marijuana regardless if he drives while impaired, no matter what kind of marijuana ID card he has.

And who says only a Federal law enforcement officer can arrest someone for violating a Federal law?

We all have to obey federal law, no matter what state we live in. "

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