Reagan's grandson sent to drug clinic

The grandson of Ronald Reagan has been sent to a drug rehabilitation clinic for 90 days after he was found with marijuana while on probation.

Reagan's grandson sent to drug clinic
Tue, 09 Jan, 2001 - 09:21

The grandson of Ronald Reagan has been sent to a drug rehabilitation clinic for 90 days after he was found with marijuana while on probation.

Defence lawyer Ronald Lewis said Cameron Reagan, 22, would enrol at a rehabilitation clinic based in south California.

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