If you brag about your marijuana fields in a public YouTube and offer a tour of them, it's not the best way to find sponsors, because all you'll get is arrest.
Either William Bradley wasn't aware of this or too much marijuana made him think that uploading videos of his farm to YouTubewould be "cool." The 46-year-old man, who appears to be suffering from terminal cancer, was arrested this week after authorities were alerted to a virtual tour of his "farm."
In the seven‑minute video, titled «Hope Garden», Bradley offers viewers a tour of his personal harvest and asks people to donate to him, because he intends to distribute them to people in need. During his speech, the man periodically stopped to inhale the scent of the new marijuana crop, saying «this bouquet of flowers is for everyone, I want everyone to see how beautiful it is».
The farmer admitted that he has too much for himself and that he was willing to give marijuana to those who need it. In addition, he gave potential sponsors his full name and his mailing address and led the police straight to his fields with the illegal activities.
Stunned, Bradley claimed that he hadn't done anything wrong, he simply suffers from terminal cancer and wants to help people in need. «As you can see, my God has blessed me with an abundance of marijuana and it is more than I need. I want to be able to help people like me and I don’t have the money to do this», he said in his video.
Police seized hashish, cocaine and drug-use paraphernalia from a storage unit belonging to William Bradley, near his home. It appears that this is not Bradley's first foray into the world of drugs; previously he had been arrested for operating a drug factory in 2008.
