Hey this is why my family is out here in California. Please help out any way you can either by passing on the info or donating if possible! Any help even prayers are appreciated. If you do choose to donate then be sure to select ā??Ronald Naullsā? in the drop down box when filling out the form. To date he needs about $2500 more to pay the retainer for his legal defense. Please keep in mind that he was a legit provider, doing it for the right reasons, not driving around in Ferrariā??s and laundering money. He was targeted due to local political reasons, as well as the fact that he intentionally tried to be as transparent as possible with this business which made him a very easy target for the federal government. With 400+ dispensaries operating in California, he wanted to be as upfront and as honest as possible in every aspect of his business thinking that the fed would be targeting the ā??realā? criminals that ARE involved in this kind of business, hind sight is 20/20.










THE NAULLS FAMILY LEGAL DEFENSE FUND

Federal War on Medical Marijuana Becomes a War on Children: Three Little Girls, ages 1, 3, and 5, seized in DEA raid
A church-going family man who used medical marijuana to ease chronic pain from injuries sustained in a 2001 car accident, Ronald Naulls already had two successful careers - one as an IT consultant and another in real estate - when (in early 2006) he established the Healing Nations Collective in Corona (Riverside County) to save fellow patients the hours-long drive to Los Angeles for medicine.

Healing Nations was a model collective in every way. It served its patient-members well and followed state and local law. It maintained strict dress codes and professional standards for all employees. It paid state taxes - amounting to several hundred thousand dollars a year - even when loose tax regulations allowed other dispensaries to slip through the cracks. Proceeds from the dispensary went to local and national cancer organizations.

Nevertheless, at 5:50 a.m., July 17, 2007, after a year of successful zoning litigation with the city, Naulls's home and the collective were invaded by DEA agents armed with shotguns, automatic rifles - even helicopters. They seized everything: His property. All of his personal accounts. And all of the collective's assets. Naulls was arrested and is now facing federal prosecution for distribution of medical cannabis.

But that wasn't the worst of it. County child protective services came along on the raid and took Naulls's three little girls, ages 1, 3, and 5, and charged him and his wife with child endangerment. They weren't even accused of breaking any state laws.

When Naulls spoke to his children in their confidential foster home, the big sister said, "Daddy, we're ready to come home now, we promise to be good."

Of course, they were too young to understand that they were victims of the strong-arm tactics of drug warriors whose goal was to make Naulls regret helping fellow patients receive their medicine in a safe, compassionate environment. Who cares if that means ruining a family financially, imprisoning the parents, and traumatizing the children?
If you care, you can help Green-Aid help the Naulls to fight this alarming case. It's time to stop the war on children and parents.
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