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It's been a month since the stupidity (smash and grab at gunpoint....I mean "search warrants served") started in California....and today the Feds raided many state legal medical cannabis organizations in Washington.... If this trend keeps up....they'll no doubtebly be hitting another state.... Colorado maybe???
Be safe my friends....playing by the rules makes for an easy target....which sucks because it's such BS!!!!
CGI::::::
Go Underground until the dust settles! :(
You have a point CGI! I am betting Oregon next, then CO!
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Most progressive thinking verbal States! Really, really sucks! pr
We may have to go
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hope not. i have a ton of friends in co and it seems like co is at the fore front of the mmj industry and it would be a shame if they were to get popped
They just raided two legit places in Michigan last week. The two places were the second legit canna places in our town, not no more....
Sux man, it really sux.
Colorado remains the only state with comprehensive, industry-wide regulation and that *may* be protecting us from federal intervention. It certainly makes the legal side of things much more difficult for the US Attorney here and there haven't been any rumblings about anything like is going on elsewhere.Quote:
Originally Posted by ogganjagrower
Of course they wouldn't warn us if they were.
Transparency is something that the new regulations have required and good copious records stave off accusations of money laundering.
That said, the tide could change.
We certainly hope not, and there are a lot of people, not just mmj proponents, who would fight against federal intervention here.
Just read this article ------> Medical Marijuana Crackdown Coming In Colorado - Toke of the Town
They came in and raided Cali in October....raided Washington in November....possibly raiding Colorado before the end of December???
CGI::::::
y????
Read the article....it says y....Quote:
Originally Posted by kayakush
CGI::::::
The word crackdown is a bit misleading.
Only MMC's near schools will be receiving letters and they will be allowed to relocate.
Writing letters is what lawyers are good at, and it doesn't use many resources.
I think it's a good idea to keep dispensaries away from schools, but it galls me that the Feds are using existing drug law to decide what should be a zoning question settled by city councils and county commissioners. Our state law gives local governments almost total discretion on whether or not to allow MMCs at all and where they are permitted to operate.