Indiana Teen Calls Police to Report Her Drugs Were Stolen

Tribune Broadcasting 2017-09-21

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A group of Indiana teenagers could face charges after police say a girl told police two boys came to her home, put a gun to her head and stole the marijuana she`d planned to sell them.

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