A Brit milkman delivered cannabis to old age pensioners during his routine rounds to help relieve them off their aches and pains, a court heard.
A British court recently heard the case of a milkman accused of delivering cannabis to old age pensioners during his routine rounds. His defense – it was to relieve his clients of their numerous aches and pains.
Robert Holding, of Burnley, Lancs, confessed possessing and supplying the Class C drug to his clients between April 1 and July 18 this year.
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Cannabis has a long history of medicinal, recreational, and industrial use and comes from a bushy plant with thick sticky flowers called Cannabis Sativa
Cannabis has a long history of medicinal, recreational, and industrial use and comes from a bushy plant with thick sticky flowers called Cannabis Sativa
The milkman's police statement said the cannabis "was for elderly people who had aches and pains".
"You must understand these are serious offences and in my judgment the likely outcome is an immediate custodial sentence," the Sun quoted Judge Beverley Lunt as warning.
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