Plane crash leads to marijuana

[smokey703]

Police responding to downed Cessna find pot

By KIMBERLY VETTER AND JARED JANES
Advocate staff writers
Published: Jun 21, 2007 - Page: 1B

Police investigating a plane crash Wednesday morning in the backyard of a north Baton Rouge home first found a nose-down single-engine plane and later 14 potted marijuana plants.

No one was injured in the plane crash, but a woman was arrested on a felony count of cultivation of marijuana.

Police found the plants Wednesday afternoon while they were working at the crash site at 3229 Canonicus St.

Betty McManus, 53, who lives in an apartment behind the house, was accused of growing the marijuana, police spokesman Cpl. L’Jean McKneely said. Darryl Jenkins, 51, who also lives in the apartment, was issued a misdemeanor summons on a possession of marijuana count.

The Cessna 206 crashed in the yard just after 10 a.m. after pilot Robin Tendolkar said the plane lost power, a Metro Airport official said Wednesday.

[jcsdscott]

Now here's a thought:

Did the plane catch on fire, and if so, did it light up any plants?

Did any LEOs complain of any impairment symptoms: poor judgment, lack of coordnation, strong desire for cheetos?

[smokey703]

I think most of the LEO's requested Dorito's and orange soda.

[Ducky]

I think most of the LEO's requested Dorito's and orange soda.

Funny, I prefer corn chips and Dr Pepper...



Ummm, I mean, I imagine I would.


JK!!!!

(it's little debbies and diet coke)