MORRISTOWN -- A Syracuse man was allegedly found with 15 pounds of marijuana in his vehicle's spare tire Tuesday. Richard Rowe, 35, of 416 North Ave., Syracuse has been charged with first-degree …
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MORRISTOWN -- A Syracuse man was allegedly found with 15 pounds of marijuana in his vehicle's spare tire Tuesday.
Richard Rowe, 35, of 416 North Ave., Syracuse has been charged with first-degree criminal possession of marijuana, and was held on $10,000 bail after arraignment in Morristown Town Court.
St. Lawrence County Sheriff's patrol stopped Rowe on Rt. 37 in Morristown. The sheriff's K9 unit "alerted" on a pass of the 1991 Jeep, and again at the spare tire in the back.
The tire was taken to U.S. Customs in Ogdensburg where it was x-rayed and subjected to a density test. That was when the marijuana was found.
Aiding in the case were state police and border patrol units.