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Two arrested at home converted into pot-growing operation in Belchertown 124 West St. in Belchertown, the site of Monday’s search. GOOGLE EARTH FILE PHOTO FILE PHOTO BELCHERTOWN — Two Brooklyn, New York residents are in police custody on a series of drug-related charges after town police officers and firefighters Monday morning discovered an entire Belchertown home converted into a marijuana-growing operation. With 800 marijuana plants, a growing apparatus and $2,500 in cash seized from the 24 West St. property after police obtained a search warrant, Can Hui Wu, 57, and Huoqiu Wu, 60, th...

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Two arrested at home converted into pot-growing operation in Belchertown 124 West St. in Belchertown GOOGLE EARTH FILE PHOTO FILE PHOTO Published: 1/12/2021 4:11:59 PM BELCHERTOWN — Two Brooklyn, New York residents are in police custody on a series of drug-related charges after town police officers and firefighters Monday morning discovered an entire Belchertown home converted into a marijuana-growing operation. With 800 marijuana plants, a growing apparatus and $2,500 in cash seized from the 24 West St. property after police obtained a search warrant, Can Hui Wu, 57, and Huoqiu Wu, 6...

>> yes. stay off twitter all day, too, then. number two. woody allen is pespeaking out. in an op-ed last night the 78-year-old filmmaker says he never committed a crime against his adopted daughter dylan. one week ago dylan wrote her own letter accusing allen of abusing her when she was a child. allen says his ex mia farrow coaxed their daughter. number three. two brooklyn men spent the last done years in prison for three murders they did not commit. thanks to new dna evidence, though, antonio yarbro and wilson have been cleared of killing his mother, young sister, and another 12-year-old ...

Of those killed $3 million apiece. jury in knoxville convicted a tennessee man on two counts of hacking into sarah palin's private e-mail account. david kernel was acquitted on a third charge and the jury deadlocked on a fourth but he faces maximum of 21 years in prison. palin was a witness for the prosecution. >> lesson is out there now that it is not good to do, to hack into somebody's e-mail in a campaign but greater than that is the lesson that needs to be learned it's not a good idea to break into anybody, candidate or not, anybody's personal information to try to embarrass or harass or...