MARYVILLE, Tenn. (AP) - Court dates have been set for three Tennessee people charged with growing hallucinogenic mushrooms.
The Daily Times reported (https://bit.ly/1qj3Dhw ) that Alcoa residents 38-year-old Charity N. Powell and 59-year-old Walteena H. Shelby are scheduled for arraignment March 26. The third person, 37-yearold Michael S. Spencer of Alcoa, is due for an appearance on March 26.
Spencer is free on $25,000 bond. Powell and Selby posted $35,000 bond.
Police arrested the trio Feb. 29 and charged them with manufacturing hallucinogenic mushrooms in a drug-free zone.
Spencer will be appointed a public defender.
It was not immediately known if Powell and Selby would be seeking to hire their own attorneys, or if they would be appointed public defenders.
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Information from: The Daily Times, https://www.thedailytimes.com
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