dizzy with dreams
of tomorrow.
ALBUQUERQUE JOURNAL
Working with the FBI and the Bernalillo County sheriff’s department, Albuquerque police accomplished a major sting, arresting five members of a marijuana smuggling ring. Lieutenant Rocky Schneider said if not for an unrelated incident, the smuggling operation might have continued unimpeded indefinitely.
“It started with a simple speeding ticket,” said Schneider. “The officer noticed a definite odor of marijuana and upon questioning the driver, discovered a quarter pound under the front seat. Rather than face a more severe charge, the driver decided to cooperate with authorities.”
Albuquerque resident Wayne Allen Snow led police to a house in Rio Rancho. Upon entering, officers found almost ten pounds of highgrade marijuana, imported via runners for a major Mexican cartel. Arrested there were Adam “Buddy” Grimoir; his wife, Lince; and three Mexican nationals. All five were bound over to await trial.
“This is only a small glimpse of a much larger picture,” Schneider said. “Nevertheless, it was a righteous bust, and perhaps the beginning of a positive trend.”
Hunter
BACK HOME
Indefinitely.
Nikki won’t
even talk to
me, let alone
forgive me.
She pisses
me off. My
fault? Maybe.
But I deserve
a chance to
explain. I
could say it
isn’t so bad.
But that’d
be a lie. I’m
home, yes,
but with the
boys still in
my old room,
I’m in the
guest room.