Five arrested, charged in N.J. candy store drug case JERSEY CITY, N.J., Oct. 25 (UPI) -- Five men have been charged in a drug case that began when about 30 pounds of suspected marijuana was delivered to a New Jersey candy store, officials said. In April, police intercepted a suspicious package heading to Nick's Candy Store in Hoboken, The (Jersey City) Jersey Journal reported. After delivering the package themselves, police arrested store owner Jigar Mujundar, 29, as well as Shyan Ganatra, 27, prosecutor Aaron Silverstein said. The ongoing investigation led police to a home in Edison, where they found more than 50 marijuana plants being grown hydroponically, and a large amount of marijuana paraphernalia, Silverstein said. That discovery led to the arrests of Keith Kinzler, 25, Parker Feldman, 23, and Justin DePaula, 25, Silverstein said. All five are charged with possession of more than 50 marijuana plants within 1,000 feet of a school, maintaining a drug production facility and conspiracy, Silverstein said. Mujundar and Ganatra are also charged with possession of more than 25 pounds of marijuana with intent to distribute within 500 feet of public property. The five men each face charges that carry possible sentences of 20 years in prison. Their next hearing is scheduled for Dec. 5 before Hudson County Superior Court Judge Joseph Isabella. All five defendants are currently out on bail.