This week’s intriguing installment takes us yet again in a Keene courtroom, this time the Superior branch as Rich Paul stands trial on alleged violations of probation. Accused of possessing a weapon and having a biological system saturated with tetrahydrocannabinol, state actors tried long and hard to succeed on both counts. With an AKPF #1 producer as a witness and a seasoned public defender as his attorney, Rich was ultimately successful in defeating all weapons charges levelled against him. There was no denying the THC saturation, and the judge ultimately sentenced Rich to six months at the Cheshire Spiritual Retreat on those grounds, though remarkably with the liberating condition of probation termination after service of that sentence. Concluding the episode is a sign wave outside of the jail featuring Oscar the dog.
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$20,000 charged to the people for locking up Mr. Paul for smoking cannabis. Cheshire County has too much money on it’s hands if this is how they decide to spend it.
The American Taliban will just steal the homes of anyone who refuses to pony up the 20,000 dollars they need to keep Rich Paul in prison and Millions of dollars it needs in it’s war on plants.