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Ahhh, gotta love life in suburbia, 2011. An Arizona man was arrested after he told police a 14-year-old neighbor took $400 worth of marijuana from his 16-year-old son and refused to pay for it.
Police in Surprise, Arizona (yes, that’s really the name of the place) found Sean Corwin, 35, beating on the front door of a residence, reports Taylor Hill at The Arizona Republic. He told the cops that an occupant of the home had taken marijuana from his son, according to Sgt. Mark Ortega.
Police said they suspected Corwin had used his son to sell marijuana to the 14-year-old at a nearby park. Cops believe the 14-year-old boy grabbed the cannabis and ran home without paying, leading Corwin to drive to the home to demand payment.
Police found marijuana at the 14-year-old’s home, as well as two more bags of pot at Corwin’s home on West Central Street, Ortega said.
Corwin was thrown into the Maricopa County Jail and is expected to face charges of possession of marijuana for sale, sale of marijuana to a minor, and possession of a firearm during a drug crime.
Corwin’s 16-year-old son is expected to face charges of possession of marijuana and possession of marijuana for sale, and the 14-year-old who ripped off the pot is expected to be charged with possession of marijuana.
Both teens were taken to the Maricopa County Durango Juvenile Facility, according to police.
