Lab tests have revealed that the 1,624 suspected marijuana plants seized from Ryan Thomas Rockman’s Lethbridge, Alberta, property were a species of late-blooming daisies. A charge of producing a controlled substance against Rockman, 41, has been dropped.
As luck would have it, Rockman is still facing charges related to real marijuana allegedly found at his home. On July 30, Lethbridge police came to Rockman’s home to check up on a relative who was under court-imposed curfew. Police say the relative wasn’t home and Rockman had been smoking marijuana.
The Alberta Law Enforcement Response Team (ALERT) arrived to search the property, and allegedly found 697 grams of dried marijuana and 6.3 grams of cannabis resin. Rockman faces charges of possession for the purpose of trafficking, possession of a controlled substance and possession of proceeds of crime relating to cash found during the investigation. And, because of the resin, one charge of producing a controlled substance still sticks.
Rockman seems to be taking the whole event in stride — he told the Lethbridge Herald, “It baffles me, to be honest. At the same time, I don’t want to try to point the finger of blame at them either because they’re still just trying to do their mandate and make it home every day.”
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