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A man who grew marijuana plants at his rural property near Tallarook has been jailed. Clint McKenzie, 47, of Sugarloaf Creek, pleaded guilty in Shepparton County Court to cultivating a commercial quantity of a narcotic plant, drug trafficking and drug possession. He also pleaded guilty to summary charges of possessing a prohibited weapon and possessing a schedule four poison. There were 32 plants in a garden bed, plants in a different garden bed, 70 growing along a fence, 26 along a creek, eight in the creek bed, three in a rear yard and eight in pots in a hydroponic set-up. Police also found g of cannabis powder and 1. In a police interview, McKenzie said he smoked a quarter of an ounce of cannabis a day and grew the cannabis to store for his own use. The court also heard McKenzie received a serious injury when he was hit by a car when he was a nine-year-old and had spent three months in hospital. After the incident he was bullied, and that continued throughout much of his childhood. The defence put that McKenzie started using cannabis in his 20s because of the bullying. The court was also told McKenzie was diagnosed with cannabis misuse disorder, and had developed adjustment disorder with a depressed mood since he was arrested on this matter. McKenzie was sentenced to three years in prison on the charge of cultivating a commercial quantity of cannabis. He was also sentenced to nine months in prison for drug trafficking, but the judge ordered this be served concurrently, making a total prison sentence of three years. The judge also ordered that McKenzie be eligible for parole after one year and six months, with the days he has spent in pre-sentence detention to be counted as time already served. On the charge of possessing a schedule four poison, Judge Cahill convicted McKenzie and discharged the charge. By Monique Preston. Apr 6, Guilty plea: A Sugarloaf Creek man has been jailed for growing marijuana plants. Photo by Megan Fisher. They also found a knuckleduster, throwing knife and three nunchucks. News Woman was locked in house and a knife held to her throat, police allege. News Shepparton man faces court over 23 marijuana plants growing in his yard. Related Stories. What opportunities await you? Subscribe to Newsletter. Most Popular.

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