High Profits
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Networks | CNN |
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Genres | Television Documentary |
Cast | Caitlin McGuire |
Katherine Grimm | |
Brian Rogers | |
Jun 7, 2015 | |
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Date of Upd. | |
ID | 2338080 |
About High Profits
Cannabis meets capitalism in CNN's aptly titled original series "High Profits. " Over eight episodes, viewers get to know Brian Rogers and Caitlin McGuire as they attempt to expand their legal marijuana dispensary beyond Colorado. The vision? To franchise their Breckenridge Cannabis Club when other states follow Colorado's lead and legalize the use and sale of recreational pot. First, Brian and Caitlin are setting their sights on intrastate competitors -- they recently purchased a rival business in a neighboring resort town -- to grow their lucrative, visionary business. But the high profits can come with a cost when issues like complicated taxes, unfriendly banks, legal roadblocks, unruly customers, and serious security concerns crop up. …
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Roger and Sue Clarke jailed for cruise drugs smuggling
British couple Sue and Roger Clarke were jailed at a court in Lisbon for drug smuggling
A British couple have been jailed for eight years by a Portuguese court for drug smuggling on a Cruise Ship .
Roger and Sue Clarke , both 72, were caught last year while attempting to smuggle 9kg (20lbs) of Cocaine with a street value of £1m.
The couple, from Bromley in London, were on the Marco Polo which was sailing from The Caribbean to Europe.
A raid on their cabin as The Ship entered Lisbon found The Class A drugs in the lining of four Suitcases .
Cocaine was found in the lining of the Clarke's SuitcasesJudge Margarida Alves dismissed the couple's story they were duped into bringing the cases for a friend.
As she sentenced them to eight years, Mrs Clarke began crying, while her husband turned to her and said "we will be 80 when we Get Out ".
The Judge said she was determined not To Let Portugal become a gateway to Europe for drugs.
In courtBy Damian Grammaticas , Europe correspondent, Lisbon
As the presiding judge delivered her verdict the two British pensioners stood Holding Hands in the little courtroom in Lisbon's Campus de Justicia.
"Eight years for drug trafficking" The Judge said. Roger Clarke , visibly shaken, lifted his hands to his head and with tears in his eyes he turned to his wife.
Sue Clarke began crying and The Judge said the couple's story, that they had been given empty Suitcases in St Lucia to bring to the UK for a friend, wasn't credible.
She Said their prior conviction for smuggling cannabis to Norway should have made them suspicious of such a request.
"You are not drug users," Judge Margarida Alves said. "You clearly did this because of the High Profits You could Make . "
As he left court Roger Clarke turned to me saying "The Truth needs to Get Out . Come and See Me in prison and I will tell You ".
bromley, lisbon
Source of news: bbc.com