A Genesis Road resident, identified as
the property owner of a location where a large indoor marijuana
growing operation was found May 13 is also currently a candidate for
a 6th district US Congress seat.
A press release issued by the
Crossville Police Department on May 16 states that a search warrant
was executed at a property located at 16536 Genesis Road following a
multi-agency joint narcotics undercover operation. The property is
owned by Florence “Flo” Matheson who is a current democratic
candidate for the seat currently held by US Representative Diane
Black. Matheson previously ran for the 25th district state
representative seat against Cameron Sexton in 2012.
According to the press release
concerning the drug operation, evidence is expected to be presented
against Matheson seeking an indictment from the Cumberland County
grand jury. Matheson is identified as the property's owner and
primary resident in the press release as well as state property
records. A drug bust earlier in the month was also made at a
property owned by Ms. Matheson located on E. First St.
An indictment is also sought against
Stephen M. Harrington who is currently on probation from previous
charges.
Information online from the website
votesmart.org indicates Matheson was born in 1938 in Atlantic City NJ
and has three children. The site lists previous jobs for Matheson
including an English teacher in New York, a probation officer in the
state of Florida, a riding instructor and owner of Pampered Pets in
Crossville.
Black probably planted the drugs and called the police. LOL
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