Wiscasset man has court date after police harvest 53 marijuana plants
Courtesy of Wiscasset Police Department
Courtesy of Wiscasset Police Department
With help from public works, Wiscasset police Sept. 12 harvested and removed 53 marijuana plants from a Pooler Pit Road property, Police Chief Larry Hesseltine said.
The homeowner, Ronald Gonyou Jr., 46, of Wiscasset was summonsed on a Class D charge of Cultivating Marijuana and has an Oct. 31 court date, Hesseltine said in response to questions from the Wiscasset Newspaper after a department Facebook post.
“If you are going to grow marijuana for personal use, please be sure to follow the rules and regulations,” Thursday’s post states. It includes a link to a Maine statute limiting home cultivation of marijuana for personal adult use to three mature plants and 12 immature plants.
Officer Cory Hubert is the investigating officer, Hesseltine said.
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