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CA Marijuana Farmer Stole Electricity for Marijuana Plants


Posted on Feb 10, 2010



A San Diego County man was ordered by the Court to pay $18,000 to San Diego Electric & Gas for the electricity he stole to grow over 100 marijuana plants.  He was also sentenced to jail and supervised release.

The 23 year-old used high-intensity grow-lights, and bypassed his rented home's electricity meter, to grow his plants.  One of the lights caused a fire, and the fire department responded, resulting in the criminal charges. 

 

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Since graduating from George Mason University School of Law in 1988, I have had over 20 years of trial experience, defending citizens accused of a wide variety of misdemeanor and felony offenses in Northern Virginia.   Since 1999, my practice has been almost exclusively focused on the Fairfax County Courts, allowing me to gain an increasing familiarity with the Courts, Prosecutors and Judges here in Fairfax County, Virginia.  



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