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The '''Pinson Produce Market''' is a fruit and vegetable market located at 4238 [[ | The '''Pinson Produce Market''' is a fruit and vegetable market located at 4238 [[Pinson Boulevard]] in [[Pinson]], at the [[Oak Street (Pinson)|Oak Street]] intersection in [[Pinson]]. It is owned by [[James Nail, Jr]]. | ||
In July [[2010]] the [[Jefferson County Sheriff's Office]] raided the market and found methamphetemine manufacturing equipment and stolen property on the premises. Nail was arrested and charged. The produce, which may have been contaminated, was destroyed by the [[Jefferson County Health Department]]. | In July [[2010]] the [[Jefferson County Sheriff's Office]] raided the market and found methamphetemine manufacturing equipment and stolen property on the premises. Nail was arrested and charged. The produce, which may have been contaminated, was destroyed by the [[Jefferson County Health Department]]. | ||
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Latest revision as of 10:31, 15 October 2014
The Pinson Produce Market is a fruit and vegetable market located at 4238 Pinson Boulevard in Pinson, at the Oak Street intersection in Pinson. It is owned by James Nail, Jr.
In July 2010 the Jefferson County Sheriff's Office raided the market and found methamphetemine manufacturing equipment and stolen property on the premises. Nail was arrested and charged. The produce, which may have been contaminated, was destroyed by the Jefferson County Health Department.
References
- McCormick, Wendy (May 19, 2008) "A Frugal Farmer's Market." The Frugal Mom blog. Birmingham News
- Robinson, Carol (July 27, 2010) "Pinson market raided, methamphetamine found." Birmingham News