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Lincecum resolves Clark County marijuana charge

Giants pitcher seeking $13 million from team in arbitration

The Columbian
Published: January 19, 2010, 12:00am
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San Francisco Giants pitcher Tim Lincecum appears in Clark County District Court on Tuesday morning.
San Francisco Giants pitcher Tim Lincecum appears in Clark County District Court on Tuesday morning. Photo Gallery

Tim Lincecum, star pitcher of the San Francisco Giants and winner of the Cy Young pitching award, appeared in Clark County District Court this morning to resolve a marijuana charge.

As part of an agreement with prosecutors, Lincecum’s two charges of the use of drug paraphernalia and possessing marijuana were reduced to a civil infraction.

The civil infraction requires Lincecum to pay $513 and he had to pay for a speeding ticket.

Dressed in a dark gray suit, Lincecum’s case related to a traffic stop on Interstate 5 on Oct. 30 in which it is alleged that marijuana and paraphenelia were found. Lincecum was reportedly on his way to the Seattle area, his hometown, when he was stopped at mid-morning on Interstate 5 in Hazel Dell.

“I’ll try not to let this happen again, move forward and continue with my life,” Lincecum said.

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