Marijuana Grow Lab, Weapons Found in Cranbury Home

[Patch-8660]

Cranbury resident Christopher Nady, 33, was arrested last week after police said they found a marijuana grow lab and weapons within his South Main Street home.

Cranbury police responded to the house during the early morning hours of Jan. 12 after a complaint of a disturbance was made, police said. Signs of drug use were observed by police during their investigation and officers quickly found a marijuana grow lab as well as other drug paraphernalia within the home.

Seventeen potted marijuana and seedling plants were seized along with a large bag of processed marijuana and large amounts of growing and narcotic paraphernalia, according to police. Weapons were also confiscated during the probe, including knives, four firearms, and 1900 rounds of ammunition, Cranbury police said.

http://eastwindsor.patch.com/groups/police-and-fire/p/police-find-marijuana-grow-lab-and-weapons-in-cranbury-home

[anon-15q1]

It is nice that someone posted this without the usual derogatory spin against the community. Thank you for jumping on posting this responsibly.

Generally I do not believe what the media and blog sites publish especially before someone is convicted.

Sounds pretty condemning though with the information released that was found in his house according to the police.

I hope anyone impacted by this has opportunity to heal.

[Thanks-Cranbury PD-754n]

The Cranbury Police Department apparently did a professional job in landing this marijuana, knife, gun and ammo collector. However, there was an interesting time lapse between the Jan. 12th bust and today's posting.
Surely details of this police action will follow. Residents deserve to know the deails as quickly as they can be released. Nearby residents may have been or may be impacted by this individual.

[anon;87-0qs4]

Is there any reason Cranbury PD doesn't post these things the way South Brunswick keeps the public informed?

[Post-2snr]

Cranbury PD hardly posts any of the stuff that goes on in town. Maybe they are afraid we can't handle what really goes on?

[anon-921r]

My guess is that there is a delay so as not to jeopardize the investigation. We don't have our own DAs like NYC. So I am sure for large criminal matters there is some sort of review that needs to take place.

I actually am glad we're not doing what South Brunswick does. I don't want to follow any larger town initiatives. I just know we're not the real sleepy town we appear and support the police. To me that is enough.

[anon-40n0]

I think support our neighbors first should be our priority.

So this is an unfortunate incident for Mr. Nady, but it in no way reflects the accecptance of him and their family.

The family run business does excellent carpentry and cabinetry work, as well as other home repairs. They are just trying to make a living...

As far as someone partaking in the use of marijuana in thje privacy of their own home, even Obama agrees, that is not really a big deal.

So growing a dozen plants does not make someone a drug dealer..
And their home was there long before the affordable housing projects were there (which compounded the penalties)

And why were the families weapons confiscated? Was that involved in the crime? The fascist state of NJ is going a bit too far in my opinion invading privacy and violating our constitutional rights.

All in my humble opinion.

[Hurrah-Cranbury PD-7445]

Several "Anons" justify the actions of the victims of the "unfortunate incident." One "Anon" neighbor is dismayed that the NJ "fascist state" has done wrong. A reminder to the "Anon": Police did what we pay them to do.
Not mentioned by the "Anon" posters is the law-enforcement officers' finding of narcotics paraphernalia, a growing lab, bags of drugs, firearms and 1900 rounds of ammunition. All in the home of the growers and possible drug-users, but proven, law-abiding citizens.

[anon-4092]

A citizen having ammunition, and weapons in their home is no crime.

If the inidivudal owning has a history of any kind of violence, or gets convited of a felony, he will lose his right to bear arms.

The reason I post anonymously, is there are those that like "to attack" and belittle others on this blog who express their opinions.

I have no problem with the police doing their job.

I have a problem with those drawing conclusions from a news article and police statement.

The individual has a right to a fair trial.
The correlation and implication that this was some sort of drug runner and high risk weapons illegal possession is just plain crap.

Many of us stock ammunition, why?
Becuase we are gradually loosing our rights to posess, purchase weapons and ammunition. Limits applied which are not reasonable in 40 states are common place here in NJ.

If anonymity bothers you, I'd be happy to discuss with you face to face in a public venue..

I don't think I am the one hiding behind anonymous posts...

[anon-97on]

[anon-40n0]

Easy to condemn others..

Tell me how many of this blog have not ever consumed an illegal substance.. Which isn't illegal anymore in many states.

Your own president feels the use of marijuana is no worse than alcohol.

Get off your high horse and stop condemning others.
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[anon-44n2]

I would not be caught dead posting non anonymously here...

The site owner and administrator are not following the law either, and therefore no offense I don't trust them, or you for that matter.

The method all the registration is made for this site, is fraudulent.
Complaints can and likely will be made to wipe the site clean - ICAN

The continued allowing of harassment of others online, taking a little information and abusing them anonymously cannot be condoned here.

I use the other site, where all users are validated. It works well, and we don't have this kind of problem.

To each their own.

Thank you for listening to my venting.

[anon-97on]

[anon-2snr]

I guess the previous artical relating to the owner of Cranberries being arrested as part of a decade long drug and gun run was crap too. No correlation I guess either their.

[anon-97on]

[anon-97on]