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DRYDEN, Michigan – A medical marijuana dispensary in downtown Dryden will remain padlocked at least for another month.
A hearing on the restraining order which allows the padlock was expected early this month but has been delayed until Dec. 3, Lapeer County Prosecutor Byron Konschuh said today.
The facility was padlocked by police in September after being raided by police three times.
So far no criminal charges have been issued.
Konschuh said he is waiting to complete investigative subpoenas, which could lead to charges.
The final subpoenas are on hold until after the hearing, he said.
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Website:Dryden medical marijuana dispensary remains padlocked, hearing delayed until December, prosecutor says | MLive.com
A hearing on the restraining order which allows the padlock was expected early this month but has been delayed until Dec. 3, Lapeer County Prosecutor Byron Konschuh said today.
The facility was padlocked by police in September after being raided by police three times.
So far no criminal charges have been issued.
Konschuh said he is waiting to complete investigative subpoenas, which could lead to charges.
The final subpoenas are on hold until after the hearing, he said.
NewsHawk: MedicalNeed:420 MAGAZINE
Source:mlive.com
Author: Blake Thorne
Contact: Contact Us - MLive.com
Copyright: 2010 Michigan Live LLC
Website:Dryden medical marijuana dispensary remains padlocked, hearing delayed until December, prosecutor says | MLive.com
