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The case against a Lodgepole woman arrested in May on charges of cultivating and possessing marijuana and mushrooms was bound over to the Cheyenne County District Court this week.
Mylissa Pennington appeared before County Court Judge Randin Roland on Friday for a preliminary hearing.
After listening to arguments from Deputy County Attorney Jon Stellar and Pennington’s court-appointed counsel – Sidney lawyer Steven Elmshaeuser – Roland ruled there was enough evidence to continue the proceedings against the defendant.
Pennington, 18, and Dillon Grabowski, 22, of Potter, were arrested on...
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guest01 writes:
Interesting story. Would like to know the purpose of a fake bomb. Didn't know there was no test for mushrooms. I think the police dog should take one for the team. Had no idea there were enough lodgepole pines in Nebraska...to name a town after them.
06/07/2015, 6:36 am