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Mick Jagger and Robert Fraser en route to court

Jun. 06, 1967 - Mick Jagger And Keith Richards Of The Rolling Stones Get Jail Sentences: The 1 million a year career of the Rolling Stones came to a temporary halt at Chichester yesterday, when a jury of 11 men and one woman found Keith Richard, lead guitarist, guilty of permitting his farmhouse, Redlands, at West Wittering, Sussex, to be used for smoking Indian Hemp. Mick Jagger, the lead singer, was found guilty of an offence involving drugs. Richard was sent to prison for one year and Jagger for three months. A third man, Robert Fraser, art gallery proprietor, was gaoled for six months. Photo shows Mick Jagger and Robert Fraser on their way to West Sussex Quarter Sessions yesterday

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Chichester Drugs Farmhouse Gaoled Guilty Guitarist Halt Hemp Involving Jagger Mick Offence Permitting Proprietor Redlands Sentences Sessions Temporary Wittering


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