This could have turned out differently

If only these young men had submitted proper applications for the "legal" distribution of marijuana in the Commonwealth.

If only one of these three Lads had submitted proper applications to safely operate a motor vehicle in the state.

Thank Goodness these poor kids had the forethought to pitch their weapons out of the car, Otherwise there would have been yet another set of applications and fees to explain away.

At least they had plenty of cash on them for making change and such.

Don't worry though ... the Judge will probably go easy on these young entrepreneurs.

Police seize drugs, $25,000 cash after alleged road rage incident

ARLINGTON, Mass. - Three men from Everett have been arrested after police found them in possession of marijuana and thousands of dollars in cash.

On Saturday night around 10 p.m., Chelsea Police alerted Arlington Police of a road rage incident where a firearm was allegedly displayed. Police say the vehicle involved was registered to an Everett woman who worked in Arlington.

Soon after, officers saw the car driving in Arlington and pulled it over. Inside the car, officers found $25,000 cash, approximately 12 ounces of marijuana packed in small plastic bags, a digital scale, and a box of resealable plastic bags. The three men inside, 23-year-old Jaylon Butler, 23-year-old Malachi Barnett, and 24-year-old Branden Taylor were taken into custody. All three were charged with possession of marijuana with intent to distribute. Butler was also charged with unlicensed operation of a motor vehicle.