AC/DC Drummer Phill Rudd Convicted Of Cannabis Possession
Stuff.co.nz has issued the following report:
AC/DC drummer Phil Rudd was convicted of cannabis possession in a Tauranga court this morning. It is the first time Rudd has been convicted of a drug offence, SunLive website reported.
Police discovered the drugs when they executed a search warrant on Rudd's launch at the Tauranga Bridge Marina on October 7th. Inside they found 25 grams of cannabis and a further two grams of cannabis at another location on the boat.
Rudd's lawyer, Craig Tuck, asked community magistrate Robyn Paterson to discharge him without conviction because the "low level" offence could hinder his chances of travelling internationally.
Tuck told Tauranga District Court that Rudd spent nine months travelling the globe with AC/DC in 2009, earning $400 million from concerts. "Over the last nine months, at least 20 countries have been entered," Tuck said.
"He travels extensively around the globe, across the planet, and on the basis of such criminality, which is low level offending, he is being targeted."
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28 Comments on "AC/DC Drummer Convicted Of Cannabis Possession"
6. writes:
though i am not personally a smoker, i find it infuriating that phill rudd can use some of his 400 million to clear the record of his offense. if the average working man were to be convicted, it would be on his record forever. he might lose his job, and not ever be able to get another decent one again.




21. writes:
Jeeesus....if you got busted with 3 grams here in BC the cops would just look at you and tell you to fvck off because they're all too high and lazy to do the paperwork. If anything they'll just take it from you and have something to smoke after work. When I hear about things like this there's a Bill Hicks quote that comes to mind...
"It's not a war on drugs it's a war on personal freedom. That's what it is...okay? Keep that in mind at all times. Thank you."

25. writes:
omfg I've been looking for a place to move so i can smoke pot in peace!
Amsterdam is too crowded and doesn;t have enough apartments for all the people that want to live there
Portugal has ALL drugs legalized, and surprisingly drug use of all types have gone down quite considerably.
i knew BC was lenient but not THAT lenient! now i don't have to get a working visa or anything, i can just move there since i live in Canada, and enjoy all the Maryjane i want!
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28. writes:
annual deaths in the US alone:
Tobacco - 435,000
Poor Diet and Physical Inactivity - 365,000
Alcohol - 85,000
Microbial Agents - 75,000
Toxic Agents - 55,000
Motor Vehicle Crashes - 26,347
Adverse Reactions to Prescription Drugs - 32,000
Suicide - 30,622
Incidents Involving Firearms - 29,000
Homicide - 20,308
Sexual Behaviors - 20,000
All Illicit Drug Use, Direct and Indirect - 17,000
Non-Steroidal Anti-Inflammatory Drugs - 7,600
Marijuana - 0
legalize it!!!
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1. brandedcfh420 writes:
f*** THE PIGS! NUKE AUTHORITY!!