Organizer Of Ann Arbor’s Hash Bash Faces Felony Charges

It is being reported by the Detroit Free Press that Adam Brook, 20-year organizer of Ann Arbor's Hash Bash, has pled not guilty to one count of manufacturing and delivering marijuana, three counts of being a felon in possession of a firearm and four other firearms charges.  In a raid conducted by the Oakland County Narcotics Team, police allegedly seized a triple-beam scale, more than a pound of marijuana, marijuana candy, a tally sheet of names and prices, two loaded handguns, a loaded shotgun and a bullet proof vest.  A preliminary exam has been scheduled for March 22.

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