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Buffalo Police say teen died of asphyxia; boyfriend charged with murder

Buffalo Police say teen died of asphyxia; boyfriend charged with murder Larrinsha Johnson, 18, was killed on Saturday. Police found her body in a car. The D.A. said she was severely beaten. Her boyfriend has been charged with murder. Credit: Friends of Larrinsha Johnson Author: Claudine Ewing Updated: 4:26 PM EDT April 21, 2021 BUFFALO, N.Y. When police arrived Saturday night in MLK Park, they found a gruesome scene. Larinsha Johnson, 18, was dead inside of a car. Buffalo Police say she died of asphyxia. It appears that the victim was not only strangled, but severely beaten as well, said Erie County District Attorney John Flynn.

With repeal of marijuana laws, New York police learn new rules to enforce and abide by

Just a few hours after Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo signed the Marijuana Regulation and Taxation Act on Thursday, an email went out to every Buffalo police officer. Legal update: Repeal of cannabis law, was the title of the memo. The legalization of adult use of cannabis in New York wiped out a whole category of laws related to possession and sales of marijuana and replaced it with a whole new set of laws that police officers must now learn, enforce and abide by. In Buffalo and in other cities across the state, that meant drawing up new policies and procedures last week as the new law took effect.

With repeal of marijuana laws, New York police learn new rules to enforce and abide by

There are some major changes that took effect immediately. As a basic rule of thumb, it is now legal for an individual 21 years of age or older to be in possession of up to 3 ounces of cannabis in public and up to 5 pounds of cannabis in their home, the memo said. The new legislation also allows adults 21 and over to smoke, vape or otherwise ingest cannabis anywhere that smoking tobacco is allowed. That means people can smoke marijuana on the street. But they can t in places places where tobacco is prohibited, such as restaurants, bars, work places and in city parks where smoking cigarettes isn t allowed. To do so wouldn t be a crime though. It would be a violation of public health law.

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