Police Raid Medical Marijuana Dispensary

Man, i'm really sick of reading shit like this:mad:

Police raid local legal marijuana dispensary

By Arnell Dimaandal
NewsChannel 3

Federal agents and local police raid a legal marijuana dispensary in Palm Springs. The drug enforcement agency says it's the department's latest move here in the Coachella Valley in enforcing a federal ban on all narcotics.

According to the DEA, a worker here at Palm Canyon Caregivers, named Josh Aleck allegedly visited the Spa Resort And Casino and left an unusual tip for one of the casino workers.

Instead of cash, Alleck allegedly left "edible marijuana" as token of his gratitude, according to the DEA. That's considered "illegally distributing narcotics."

Though Californians voted for medicinal marijuana, federal law considers all cannabis illegal. The DEA also adds that Alleck did not pass off his unusual tip as medicinal marijuana.

So far, no arrest has been made.

http://www.kesq.com/Global/story.asp?S=5499072

the feds are looking for any excuse they can to malign cannabis. so somebody gives a little bud to a worker as a tip, "let's go raid a legal medical marijuana dispensary". wow, just wow.

....there is no such thing as a legal marijuana, its ilegal

ahhhhh shit looks like Fabolous is gonna have to join that conversation in that board



IT's ON!

This is so unconstitutional...The people voted for what they apparently wanted, now leave us the fuck alone..

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Originally Posted by Myth1184

....there is no such thing as a legal marijuana, its ilegal

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Under california state law there is such thing as legal medical marijuana so you my friend, are nothing but wrong.

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Originally Posted by Anathema2121

Man, i'm really sick of reading shit like this:mad:

Police raid local legal marijuana dispensary

By Arnell Dimaandal
NewsChannel 3

Federal agents and local police raid a legal marijuana dispensary in Palm Springs. The drug enforcement agency says it's the department's latest move here in the Coachella Valley in enforcing a federal ban on all narcotics.

According to the DEA, a worker here at Palm Canyon Caregivers, named Josh Aleck allegedly visited the Spa Resort And Casino and left an unusual tip for one of the casino workers.

Instead of cash, Alleck allegedly left "edible marijuana" as token of his gratitude, according to the DEA. That's considered "illegally distributing narcotics."

Though Californians voted for medicinal marijuana, federal law considers all cannabis illegal. The DEA also adds that Alleck did not pass off his unusual tip as medicinal marijuana.

So far, no arrest has been made.

http://www.kesq.com/Global/story.asp?S=5499072

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This is getting ridiculous. What's the point of state law if federal law can override it?

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Originally Posted by Captain Hanks

This is getting ridiculous. What's the point of state law if federal law can override it?

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Good point...

does anyone know any sources in Orlando, here on holiday and desperate for a smoke?

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Originally Posted by gingertimes

does anyone know any sources in Orlando, here on holiday and desperate for a smoke?

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No sir officer, I don't smoke weed.