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copobo
02-16-2010, 10:10 PM
way to go 9 news! take that source and screw 'em!

Validity of Bartkowicz pot bust to undergo first review « Colorado Independent (http://coloradoindependent.com/47522/validity-of-bartkowicz-pot-bust-to-undergo-first-review)

"Sweetin and his agents were apparently embarrassed. They bombed into the Bartkowicz basement the next day, confiscated 120 marijuana plants and took Barkowicz into custody. Sweetin admitted that the ??tip? came from 9News..."
copobo
02-16-2010, 10:18 PM
"Prosecutors Tuesday charged Chris Bartkowicz with one count of possession with intent to manufacture, dispense, or distribute. A conviction carries up to 40 years in prison."
from 7 news site
COzigzag
02-16-2010, 10:45 PM
"Under Colorado law, if all 120 plants were flowering, Bartkowicz would need to be a licensed caregiver for 20 patients. If only half the plants were flowering, he would need to be designated caregiver for 10 patients."

I must be reading something wrong. My understanding is that a caregiver can have 6 plants/patient, 3 of which are flowering. If he had 120 flowering plants then he would need to have paperwork for 40 patients. If he had 60 flowering plants he would need paperwork for 20 patients.

Is this right? I'm confused now. :(
Reenster
02-16-2010, 10:52 PM
Also on February 12, 2010, law enforcement contacted Bartkowicz and asked for his consent to search the residence. He signed a consent to search form. He was also read his Miranda warnings. Bartkowicz also signed an "Advice of Rights" form. During a search of the residence agents and officers were presented twelve marijuana care-giver certificates. Agents and officers also confiscated approximately 224 marijuana plants (approximate 119 in various stages with root systems) and approximately 105 "clones" or "starter" plants.

This guy is priceless.
davo420
02-17-2010, 01:05 AM
"Under Colorado law, if all 120 plants were flowering, Bartkowicz would need to be a licensed caregiver for 20 patients. If only half the plants were flowering, he would need to be designated caregiver for 10 patients."

I must be reading something wrong. My understanding is that a caregiver can have 6 plants/patient, 3 of which are flowering. If he had 120 flowering plants then he would need to have paperwork for 40 patients. If he had 60 flowering plants he would need paperwork for 20 patients.

Is this right? I'm confused now. :(

Whoever wrote that is an idiot? Sounds a lot like the math Bartkowicz was using.

6 plants per pateint, of those 6 no more than 3 mature.

So 120 plants would need 40 patients if they were all flowering, or 20 if they were all vegging
davo420
02-17-2010, 01:22 AM
FWIW I will no longer be watching 9News or accessing their website. This is unfortunate as I've been watching 9News for over 10 years.

Thanks Jace Larson you POS tea-bagger!
denverbear
02-17-2010, 01:23 AM
now they are saying he had 224 plants...he is truely an idiot for not knowing the rules and a bigger idiot for allowing 9 news to get him to open up....nuff said
davo420
02-17-2010, 01:28 AM
now they are saying he had 224 plants...he is truely an idiot for not knowing the rules and a bigger idiot for allowing 9 news to get him to open up....nuff said

Village Inn does have some pretty good pies...
lampost
02-17-2010, 01:52 AM
Village Inn does have some pretty good pies...

LMAO again!

Did you see how high he was in the video story too when he was talking about Sour D?
davo420
02-17-2010, 03:51 AM
LMAO again!

Did you see how high he was in the video story too when he was talking about Sour D?

I just watched it...totally baked.


This is sour diesel and its 2005 High Times of the year. Ahh, plant of the year.

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