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THIS MARIJUANA BUSINESS DEAL WENT UP IN SMOKE!
A Cannabis Clash Lands in Front of Judge Judy
Imagine a courtroom filled with talk of marijuana plants and police reports.
That is exactly the scene Judge Judy faces.
The Plaintiff Seeks Justice for Theft, Damage, and Assault
DJ Anderson is the plaintiff.
He is suing his former friend, Timothy Milner.
Mr. Anderson claims theft, property damage, and assault.
Timothy Milner is the defendant.
The Marijuana Business Arrangement
Judge Judy asks about the legality of marijuana in Washington state.
Both parties confirm it is legal.
It has been legal for medicinal purposes since 1998.
Recreational marijuana is also legal now.
Judge Judy asks if they both use marijuana for medicinal purposes.
Both confirm they do.
Mr. Anderson states he has used it since 2010.
Mr. Anderson explains he has physical limitations.
He cannot grow marijuana himself.
He tried to find someone to grow it for him.
Mr. Milner states he was growing for both of them.
It was for their medicinal needs.
No money was involved.
Mr. Anderson covered electricity and nutrients.
Judge Judy clarifies they were in business together.
It was for their own medicinal needs.
Both agree with this understanding.
The Falling Out and Allegations of Destruction
Judge Judy notes a falling out occurred.
Each party claims the other destroyed marijuana plants.
They allegedly threw them in the snow.
Assault Allegations Surface
Both men allege assault.
The alleged assault happened on January 3rd.
Neither went to a doctor or hospital.
The Police Report Reveals Details
Judge Judy asks about police reports for assault.
Mr. Anderson says he filed one.
Mr. Milner says he did not.
Mr. Anderson presents his police report.
Judge Judy reviews the report.
She notes it states no injuries.
The report says Mr. Milner grabbed Mr. Anderson.
It also states Mr. Milner made a motion as if to hit him.
He never actually hit him.
The Defendant's Version of the Disagreement
Mr. Milner states the disagreement was not about growing more plants.
He claims it was because Mr. Anderson was growing in an illegal spot.
Mr. Anderson is an Idaho resident.
Mr. Milner states the plants were his.
He brought them to Mr. Anderson's Spokane house.
He claims he gave Mr. Anderson 15 plants.
He kept 15 for himself.
Two plants died.
This left 28 plants.
Mr. Milner states the argument was about the growing location.
He did not want to grow marijuana there.
It was close to a school and a mobile home park.
He also mentioned Mr. Anderson does not live in Washington state.
Judge Judy Questions the Timeline
They started growing in November.
Mr. Milner claims he noticed the location issues in January.
Judge Judy questions this.
She asks why he did not notice earlier.
The school and mobile home park were already there.
The Plaintiff's Account of the Argument
Mr. Anderson states the argument was different.
He says Mr. Milner wanted him to load a bowl of cannabis.
Mr. Anderson used Mr. Milner's jar and cannabis.
This made Mr. Milner irate.
Mr. Milner became angry.
He threw the jar at Mr. Anderson.
This was because Mr. Anderson used his marijuana.
The License Accusation
Mr. Milner then accused Mr. Anderson of being "illegal."
He said Mr. Anderson took his license down.
Licenses are required to be posted by the tent when growing.
Mr. Milner started taunting Mr. Anderson.
He said, "what are you going to do Christian boy."
Smoking Before the Argument
Judge Judy asks if they smoked marijuana before the argument.
Mr. Anderson denies it.
Moving Forward with Marijuana
Mr. Anderson states he is "done with it."
He means growing marijuana.
He will now buy recreational marijuana.
Mr. Milner makes final comments.
He says Mr. Anderson has a vendetta.
He calls Mr. Anderson a "cruel guy."
He suggests Mr. Anderson has had "too much wacky tobacco."
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