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Anonymous wrote:Such a shame to have all these murders over marijuana

Yeah especially when obtaining weed in MoCo is pretty easy, but it's expensive ($250 for the doctor and another $50 or so for the application to the state).

Couldn’t they just venture into DC to a dispensary, especially if one of them was 18? I don’t partake so I’m unsure of the logistics (perhaps you need a prescription even though it is decriminalized?). It just seems like there has to be an easier way to get marijuana than murdering someone in a stairwell.

Cost. A friend of mine in DC is in his 30s and uses marijuana daily. He said it's a lot cheaper to get from a street dealer. Well, not some gun-toting thug -- a more "refined" dealer that caters to the millennial crowd.

How will the wealthy white guys get rich off “legal pot” with friends like yours.

Your friend is an idiot. He might be getting it for $35 an eighth instead of $40+, but he probably has no idea what he's getting (strand, sativa or indica) and it could have something else in it. Even if the dealer says they know, I wouldn't trust a freaking drug dealer.

My friend has been doing this for years. Good dealers know they need to offer a good product or their reputation is ruined. It's like any other business. There's plenty of competition out there, so you better offer good service (his dealer does home delivery) and a good product. Once you've been dealing with the same person for years, they'd be stupid to suddenly drop quality on you.

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Anonymous wrote:Such a shame to have all these murders over marijuana

Yeah especially when obtaining weed in MoCo is pretty easy, but it's expensive ($250 for the doctor and another $50 or so for the application to the state).

Couldn’t they just venture into DC to a dispensary, especially if one of them was 18? I don’t partake so I’m unsure of the logistics (perhaps you need a prescription even though it is decriminalized?). It just seems like there has to be an easier way to get marijuana than murdering someone in a stairwell.

Cost. A friend of mine in DC is in his 30s and uses marijuana daily. He said it's a lot cheaper to get from a street dealer. Well, not some gun-toting thug -- a more "refined" dealer that caters to the millennial crowd.

How will the wealthy white guys get rich off “legal pot” with friends like yours.

Your friend is an idiot. He might be getting it for $35 an eighth instead of $40+, but he probably has no idea what he's getting (strand, sativa or indica) and it could have something else in it. Even if the dealer says they know, I wouldn't trust a freaking drug dealer.

Anonymous wrote:Is recreational use of marijuana illegal in Maryland? I thought it was legal but I can't keep the various jurisdictions laws straight.

Killing over marijuana, that is insane.

It's decriminalized in Maryland. So if you're caught, you will get a citation, fine, it will be in the Case Search, and they confiscate the goods. But not arrested and no jail.

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Anonymous wrote:Such a shame to have all these murders over marijuana

Yeah especially when obtaining weed in MoCo is pretty easy, but it's expensive ($250 for the doctor and another $50 or so for the application to the state).

Couldn’t they just venture into DC to a dispensary, especially if one of them was 18? I don’t partake so I’m unsure of the logistics (perhaps you need a prescription even though it is decriminalized?). It just seems like there has to be an easier way to get marijuana than murdering someone in a stairwell.

Cost. A friend of mine in DC is in his 30s and uses marijuana daily. He said it's a lot cheaper to get from a street dealer. Well, not some gun-toting thug -- a more "refined" dealer that caters to the millennial crowd.

How will the wealthy white guys get rich off “legal pot” with friends like yours.

Anonymous wrote:Is recreational use of marijuana illegal in Maryland? I thought it was legal but I can't keep the various jurisdictions laws straight.

Killing over marijuana, that is insane.

It’s not legal if you are 16

Is recreational use of marijuana illegal in Maryland? I thought it was legal but I can't keep the various jurisdictions laws straight.

Killing over marijuana, that is insane.

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Anonymous wrote:Such a shame to have all these murders over marijuana

Yeah especially when obtaining weed in MoCo is pretty easy, but it's expensive ($250 for the doctor and another $50 or so for the application to the state).

Couldn’t they just venture into DC to a dispensary, especially if one of them was 18? I don’t partake so I’m unsure of the logistics (perhaps you need a prescription even though it is decriminalized?). It just seems like there has to be an easier way to get marijuana than murdering someone in a stairwell.

Cost. A friend of mine in DC is in his 30s and uses marijuana daily. He said it's a lot cheaper to get from a street dealer. Well, not some gun-toting thug -- a more "refined" dealer that caters to the millennial crowd.

Someone should publish a list of nice and peaceful buyers and dealers in DMV area. The adult deceased man a non violent dealer.

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Anonymous wrote:They released the name of the 18-year-old but haven’t of the younger ones.

Normaly they don't release the names of juvenile offenders, even if they are charged as adults. Same for mugshots -- not for juveniles.

That is not true. It depends on the neighborhood… Whitman, they don’t release names, Einstein they do.

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Anonymous wrote:Such a shame to have all these murders over marijuana

Yeah especially when obtaining weed in MoCo is pretty easy, but it's expensive ($250 for the doctor and another $50 or so for the application to the state).

Couldn’t they just venture into DC to a dispensary, especially if one of them was 18? I don’t partake so I’m unsure of the logistics (perhaps you need a prescription even though it is decriminalized?). It just seems like there has to be an easier way to get marijuana than murdering someone in a stairwell.

Cost. A friend of mine in DC is in his 30s and uses marijuana daily. He said it's a lot cheaper to get from a street dealer. Well, not some gun-toting thug -- a more "refined" dealer that caters to the millennial crowd.

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Anonymous wrote:Such a shame to have all these murders over marijuana

Yeah especially when obtaining weed in MoCo is pretty easy, but it's expensive ($250 for the doctor and another $50 or so for the application to the state).

Couldn’t they just venture into DC to a dispensary, especially if one of them was 18? I don’t partake so I’m unsure of the logistics (perhaps you need a prescription even though it is decriminalized?). It just seems like there has to be an easier way to get marijuana than murdering someone in a stairwell.

Anonymous wrote:They released the name of the 18-year-old but haven’t of the younger ones.

Normaly they don't release the names of juvenile offenders, even if they are charged as adults. Same for mugshots -- not for juveniles.

Anonymous wrote:Such a shame to have all these murders over marijuana

Yeah especially when obtaining weed in MoCo is pretty easy, but it's expensive ($250 for the doctor and another $50 or so for the application to the state).

Such a shame to have all these murders over marijuana

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Anonymous wrote:“Police radio transmissions indicate that officers on the scene were able to connect the discovery of the victim's body to a missing persons report filed from a residential address a few blocks away. More information on that case was not immediately available.“

Well, that's odd because it suggests that the victim was missing for some time, which suggests that the victim was in the stairwerll for quite some time before being discovered at 8:15 pm. Was no one in the stairwell at all that day? I do avoid that stairwell, but I'd find it hard to believe no one was in it for hours and hours.

Maybe the body was dumped there shortly before it was discovered?

Or they kidnapped him to try to extort money? Or get him to use his ATM card?

Montgomery county’s 34th murder this year.