Student Dopehead Dealers Arrested

[Mulboyne]

One of the crime scenes.

[IkemenTommy]

It looks like a real college dorm room to me

[wuchan]

holy shit fire hazard. The pots are so small, I bet the two bigger ones are already root bound.

[Mulboyne]

Yomiuri: Waseda University to survey students on cannabis use

Waseda University will conduct a survey of its students to get a better picture of recent student cannabis usage, according to the university. Waseda is expected to survey all of its about 55,000 undergraduate and graduate students. The survey will be conducted at a private Web site only university staff and students can access, the university said. It will consist of several sections with questions related to cannabis usage and will ask students if they have ever used the drug. The university is still contemplating whether it will require respondents to enter their names on the surveys, a university official said. At a Monday press conference at its Shinjuku Ward campus, the university disclosed that four more students had been arrested in violation of the Cannabis Control Law. One is a male Japanese student and three are Americans who were attending the School of International Liberal Studies (SILS). The Japanese, then 19 years old, and one American, then 20 years old, were arrested in October 2004 by the Metropolitan Police Department. The other two Americans, aged 21 and 28, were arrested by the Chiba prefectural police in July. In both cases, the students were arrested on suspicion of cannabis possession, the university said. Since 2004, seven Waseda students have been arrested in violation of the Cannabis Control Law. Because six of the seven were attending SILS, the university is considering taking other steps at the school to prevent further cannabis use.

An arrest warrant has been issued for a 20-year-old Waseda student the Chiba prefectural police strongly suspect was behind attempted marijuana smuggling, The Yomiuri Shimbun learned Tuesday. Two other Waseda students and a student from Tokyo University of Science have already been arrested by the Chiba prefectural police for allegedly attempting to smuggle marijuana into Japan in violation of the Cannabis Control Law. The Chiba prefectural police and Narita Airport customs have obtained an arrest warrant for the male sophomore of the School of International Liberal Studies for possession of cannabis and other violations. The student is currently overseas. According to one of the investigating officers, the male student, who has visited the Netherlands on at least one occasion, is suspected of having hemp sent to Japan via international airmail from the Netherlands to a 22-year-old Malaysian student of the university in May. The Malaysian student, an acquaintance of the student sought by the police, has already been found guilty by a court, handed a suspended sentence and expelled from the university. The suspect is thought to have approached foreign students with the idea of having cannabis sent to them from overseas, a smuggling arrangement the suspect financed by collecting money from interested parties, the officer said

[Mike Oxlong]

Wakon yosai...

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[wuchan]

The university is still contemplating whether it will require respondents to enter their names on the surveys, a university official said. At a Monday press conference at its Shinjuku Ward campus, the university disclosed that four more students had been arrested in violation of the Cannabis Control Law. One is a male Japanese student and three are Americans who were attending the School of International Liberal Studies (SILS). The Japanese, then 19 years old, and one American, then 20 years old, were arrested in October 2004 by the Metropolitan Police Department. The other two Americans, aged 21 and 28, were arrested by the Chiba prefectural police in July. In both cases, the students were arrested on suspicion of cannabis possession, the university said. Since 2004, seven Waseda students have been arrested in violation of the Cannabis Control Law. Because six of the seven were attending SILS, the university is considering taking other steps at the school to prevent further cannabis use.

Why do a survey if you are trying to "prevent"....... LOL, wait, they don't need the names, ip addresses will be enough evidence for a J-judge to sign a search warrant.

What would happen if 90% of people surveyed don't care about cannabis use? well... it's japan, nothing. They would just act like the computer broke.

[IkemenTommy]

..enough evidence for a J-judge to sign a search warrant.

Like they even need a search warrant to bust down your door here.

[Mulboyne]

Yomiuri: 4 held over cannabis imported from Nepal

Four men were arrested Tuesday for allegedly smuggling cannabis resin into the country from Nepal, the Saitama police said. According to the police, Shiro Funabashi, 56, a company employee from Toshima Ward, Tokyo, and three others allegedly imported 13 kilograms of cannabis resin hidden in lama hats--which are worn by Tibetan Buddhist monks--from Nepal. The cannabis resin, sent via airmail, was detected by Tokyo Customs. A 39-year-old construction worker from Kawaguchi, Saitama Prefecture, who is alleged to have received the package, also has been arrested.

[omae mona]

[canman]

Well I guess its time to get your CV into Kwansei Gakuin University, as they are going to be needing a new FG teacher. Or maybe they will decide to go without.

[kusai Jijii]

Well I guess its time to get your CV into Kwansei Gakuin University, as they are going to be needing a new FG teacher.

From what I hear, you'd NEED to be HIGH to consider working there. The conditions and pay for their limited term contracts is, ummm....fucked to say the least.

[omae mona]

[Mulboyne]

We have around a dozen recent threads involving marijuana arrests so this could really go anywhere. Nevertheless, here's a graph showing the increasing number of busts.

The number of people arrested in Japan on charges related to cannabis rose 22 percent to 2,778 in 2008, a record high, the Yomiuri newspaper reported, citing police data. About 63 percent of those arrested for smoking or growing marijuana were younger than 20 years. Arrests related to stimulants fell 8.1 percent to 11,041 in the same period, the Yomiuri said. Possession of marijuana is a criminal offense in Japan that carries a maximum five-year prison sentence.

[Greji]

We have around a dozen recent threads involving marijuana arrests so this could really go anywhere. Nevertheless, here's a graph showing the increasing number of busts.

That's a major increase in scores from FGs in Roppongi.....

[IkemenTommy]

The number of people arrested in Japan on charges related to cannabis rose 22 percent to 2,778 in 2008, a record high, the Yomiuri newspaper reported, citing police data. About 63 percent of those arrested for smoking or growing marijuana were younger than 20 years. Arrests related to stimulants fell 8.1 percent to 11,041 in the same period, the Yomiuri said. Possession of marijuana is a criminal offense in Japan that carries a maximum five-year prison sentence.

I'm sure that was unintentional.

[Behan]

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Only very loosely related to the topic but I came across this looking for BOC's song Godzilla.

It looks like the subtitles don't explain how the singer suggests to relax. Maybe intentionally left untranslated.

Unless ichido kimete yarou ka means to light up a bowl.



http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jiHRm2DioMA&translated=1