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Title: 'Couple hundred pounds' of pot found in 911 supervisor's basement (job status is being reviewed)
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cincinnati.com
URL Source: http://www.cincinnati.com/story/new ... red-pounds-marijuana/98878766/
Published: Mar 9, 2017
Author: Sharon Coolidge
Post Date: 2017-03-09 17:57:26 by Hondo68
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Views: 1684
Comments: 8
A City of Cincinnati police dispatcher was arrested Tuesday after Drug Enforcement Agents found what they described in court records as "approximately a couple hundred pounds of marijuana" in her basement. Teneal Poole, 36, of Silverton, is facing charges of possession of drugs and permitting drug abuse, both felonies. Poole told authorities the marijuana belonged to her boyfriend, whom she lives with, and that she knew the drugs were in the home, court records said. A man who lives at the same address, 40-year-old Damian Gray, was also arrested Tuesday. He is facing charges of trafficking in marijuana and possession of drugs, according to court records. City Manager Harry Black alerted city council members to Poole's arrest in Tuesday memo. He said Poole, who is not an officer, has worked for the city since 2007, most recently as a supervisor in the 911 center. Drugs seized in a recent bust by the Butler County Sheriff's Office and other law enforcement agencies in the region. (Photo: Provided/Butler County Sheriff's Office) Black said Poole's job status is being reviewed. The Butler County Sheriff's Office announced Wednesday that several other individuals have been charged alongside Poole. Hundreds of pounds of marijuana were seized Monday by the Drug Enforcement Administration and the Butler County Undercover Regional Narcotics Task Force (BURN). Officials said about 400 pounds of marijuana was discovered in a semi-tractor trailer during a traffic stop in Fairfield on Monday. Jose Santiago-Razo, 32, Brandon Guijusa, 19, Miguel Trillo, 38 ,and Oscar Paz-Diaz, 20, were all arrested and charged with possession of drugs and trafficking of drugs. Enquirer media partner Fox 19 contributed to this report. Poster Comment: The DEA got 400 pounds, and she got 200. MORE: http://www.wlwt.com/article/200-pounds-of-marijuana-found-in-cincinnati-police-dispatch-supervisors-basement-dea-reports/9106775
Poole(Photo: Hamilton County Jail) 
600 pounds total.
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WOW! With the DEA giving out such precise figure as "a couple of hundred pounds of whacky tobaccy",ya got to wonder how much of it their spokescritter had smoked before giving the interview. Black said Poole's job status is being reviewed. Yeah,I bet.
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