Tuesday October 16, 2012  BRATTLEBORO -- A woman who tried to
take pictures of police serving a search warrant on Fuller Drive
on Oct. 12 got a little more than she bargained for.  After
snapping three pictures of the incident, an officer approached
Kathy Carr, of Brattleboro, and told her she had to turn over
her camera because it contained "material evidence."  "I live on
Pine Street," said Carr. "When I went by Fuller Road I saw four
or five police cars."  Carr said she took advantage of the
incident to build her confidence when taking pictures in public.
"This was an opportunity to do so, so I got my camera and went
down there," she said.  Police were on scene after receiving a
tip from the San Bernardino (Calif.) County Sheriff's Department
that a large amount of marijuana was being shipped to an address
in Brattleboro.  Based on this information, a search warrant was
applied for, granted and served on a residence on Fuller Drive.
As a result of the search, marijuana was found in the house and
Brandon