Jamey Johnson Facing Felony Marijuana Charges, Up To Six Years In Prison After Tennessee Arrest
Johnson was charged with a violation of Tennessee Code 39-17-417 (G) (1). Subsection (G) (1) of the code deals with marijuana possession, and states that possession of between half an ounce to 10 pounds of marijuana is a Class E felony punishable by up to one to six years in prison and up to a $5,000 fine.
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Tennessee Highway Patrol continues to investigate after two people died in separate crashes miles apart on I-75 South Friday evening.Traffic was backed up for hours after the crashes Friday night as ...
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Tennessee State Trooper dies months after colon cancer diagnosisGrant Gouldie formerly served with the Tennessee Highway Patrol, the Oak Ridge Police Department, the Clinton Police ...
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THP, SCSO patrol cars burst into flames following crash on highwayA Tennessee Highway Patrol vehicle and a Shelby County Sheriff’s Office patrol car went up in flames on Wednesday after a ...
A vehicle crashed into the Tennessee River following a multi-vehicle accident on I-75 South, causing a major road closure and ...
A suspect is dead after a shootout with a Tennessee Highway Patrol trooper in Hardeman County on Monday afternoon, the ...
North Carolina Highway Patrol Sgt. Aaron Ammons said that even before Southern ... The stretch of the highway impacted ...
Multiple crashes shut down I-75 South in Loudon County Friday afternoon, according to officials with the Loudon County ...
The Tennessee Highway Patrol was created in 1929 by Gov. Henry Horton to replace the unpopular Tennessee State Police Force.
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