North Carolina man learns Tar Heel State medical marijuana card not valid in Ohio: North Royalton Police Blotter

NORTH ROYALTON, Ohio

Drug abuse, W. one hundred and thirtieth Avenue: On June 17, police noticed a black Ford Fusion with a broken tail mild touring on Royalton Street.

That’s additionally when the officer found the Fusion had expired plates with its proprietor additionally having an expired Ohio driver’s license. When advised the Ford had expired plates, the driving force began wanting via a bag.

That’s when the officer noticed a black baggie generally used for marijuana packaging. When requested what was within the bag, the driving force mentioned somewhat little bit of marijuana however he had a medical marijuana card.

The issue was the cardboard was for North Carolina not Ohio. Throughout a search of the Ford, police discovered marijuana and pipe.

The driving force, who did have a legitimate North Carolina driver’s license, was cited for drug abuse, possession of drug paraphernalia and expired plates.

Fireworks, Royalwood Street: On June 10, police have been dispatched to a Royalwood Street handle relating to a fireworks criticism.

An arriving officer noticed a pair pyrotechnic shows being discharged. They shortly positioned the home-owner, who readily admitted to discharging the fireworks.

The person was cited accordingly.

Stolen chainsaw, Albion Street: On June 22, police have been dispatched to an Albion Street handle after a home-owner noticed a person stealing a chainsaw out of their storage.

The caller mentioned the thief left in an older mannequin brown Buick. An arriving officer talked to the caller, who mentioned he was sitting on his patio having espresso when he went to the storage to chill off.

That’s when he noticed the thief, who mentioned he was with a piece celebration that wanted the chainsaw. The resident was unable to get a license plate.

There aren’t any suspects. Police are investigating.