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story from the daily milf:
MILFORD —Police arrested a 20-year-old Upton man and 18-year-old Milford man last night, seizing $800 and about a half-pound of pot after finding them allegedly repackaging the drug for sale.
Officer Robbie Tusino said he was on patrol when he spotted an orange Mustang parked in a dark corner of the Papa Gino's parking lot on Cape Road. The car reeked of freshly burnt marijuana, he said.
Bryan S. Ordway, of 47 Old Grafton Road, Upton, and Joseph M. Mucci, of 4 Brookside Lane, Milford, were inside the Mustang, putting the pot into small plastic sandwich baggies, Tusino said.
The officer estimates the half-pound of marijuana, which filled about half of a large Ziploc bag, has an estimated $1,000 street value.
Tusino said the men had $800 in cash on them, in $50s, $20s, $10s and $1s.
"They probably sold almost half of it already, but we confiscated the money," he said.
The men wouldn't tell police where they got the pot.
"They refused to answer questions," Tusino said.
Ordway and Mucci were arrested at 9:37 p.m., and bailed out late last night on a $40 bail fee. They are scheduled to be arraigned this morning in Milford District Court.
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Officer Robbie Tusino said he was on patrol when he spotted an orange Mustang parked in a dark corner of the Papa Gino's parking lot on Cape Road. The car reeked of freshly burnt marijuana, he said.
Bryan S. Ordway, of 47 Old Grafton Road, Upton, and Joseph M. Mucci, of 4 Brookside Lane, Milford, were inside the Mustang, putting the pot into small plastic sandwich baggies, Tusino said.
The officer estimates the half-pound of marijuana, which filled about half of a large Ziploc bag, has an estimated $1,000 street value.
Tusino said the men had $800 in cash on them, in $50s, $20s, $10s and $1s.
"They probably sold almost half of it already, but we confiscated the money," he said.
The men wouldn't tell police where they got the pot.
"They refused to answer questions," Tusino said.
Ordway and Mucci were arrested at 9:37 p.m., and bailed out late last night on a $40 bail fee. They are scheduled to be arraigned this morning in Milford District Court.
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