Pot bust on Norwegian Cruise Line ship in Bermuda

[mercedes]

A passenger on the Norwegian Majesty was arrested last week in Bermuda on possession of 12 "cannabis joints," according to a report today in the Bermuda Royal Gazette.

Frank Brazinski, 54, of Pennsylvania, on a week-long cruise from Philadelphia, was discovered with the stash during a random search of the ship by a drug-sniffing dog at St. George's. An NCL spokeswoman confirmed that sniffer dogs board NCL ships in Bermuda for random searches and that a passenger had been arrested on the Oct. 17 cruise.

According to the newspaper, the joints were discovered in Brazinski's luggage inside his cabin, and contained 7.59 grams of cannabis. On Thursday, Brazinsky pleaded guilty to importation of drugs into Bermuda and was fined $1,500.

After the discovery of the pot, Brazinsky was disembarked from the ship, which returned to Philadelphia after three days on the island. There was no word on whether Brazinski has since left Bermuda.

[DebbieandJerry]

Amazing how stupid some folks still are. What was he thinking, that perhaps pot is legal outside of the U.S.?

[murr]

I heard he didn't inhale.

Now, where have I heard that before?????

[DebbieandJerry]

Yeah, and he probably didn't know it was there either, right?

[coloradocruisers]

I suspect that he didn't think drug sniffing dogs would be going through his room while he was on his excursion.

He should probably move to Colorado where "medicinal marijuana" stores are on the rise.