Man Leads Police To His Home Where He Had Guns, Pills And Marijuana

On Tuesday, a Michigan State Police trooper stopped a man for a seatbelt violation at around 5:50 p.m. in Concord.  The officer allegedly smelled marijuana as he approached the car.  When he asked the driver about the smell, the man reportedly volunteered that he had six marijuana cigarettes in the car and more pot at his house.  News reports indicate that the man led the trooper back to his house where the officer and his police dog found 4 lbs of packaged marijuana, a marijuana grow room, prescription pills and several guns.  The officer did not arrest the man due to his candor but instead, turned it over to the prosecutor's office.  The trooper expects charges to be filed for possession of marijuana with intent to deliver and possible gun charges.

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