hell yeah! Patient got his pot back by court order!

[flyingimam]

Cops to OC man: Here's your pot | L.A. Now | Los Angeles Times

Cops to OC man: Here's your pot

Three years after Huntington Beach police raided Jim Spray's one-man pot-growing operation, they returned the four ounces of medical marijuana and a small amount of hashish they confiscated because a judge ruled it shouldn't have been seized in the first place, the OC Register reports:

"That's a chunk of hash," said Spray, a 52-year-old trade show decorator from Huntington Beach. A tall, stocky police official watched as the medical marijuana patient inspected a tiny, eye shadow-sized container full of hashish.

"It's still good. I almost forgot about all this," said Spray, who uses medical marijuana because of pain from a herniated disc.

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The order came nearly nine months after the 4th District Court of Appeal ruled that the city must return Spray's marijuana and equipment taken from his home in November 2005. Spray was represented by attorneys with medical marijuana advocacy group Americans for Safe Access.

It's the second time the Huntington Beach police have had to return pot to its owner. Six months ago, a court ruling forced them to give back the Purple Urkel taken from Dave Lucas. Though California allows the use of medical marijuana, federal law doesn't. Between growing clubs and pot dispensaries, it's a legal netherworld that Jerry Brown, California's attorney general, has tried to address with new guidelines. And that pot farm in the photo? Legal. For now.

-- Veronique de Turenne

flyingimam Reviewed by flyingimam on 09-19-2008. hell yeah! Patient got his pot back by court order! Cops to OC man: Here's your pot | L.A. Now | Los Angeles Times Cops to OC man: Here's your pot Three years after Huntington Beach police raided Jim Spray's one-man pot-growing operation, they returned the four ounces of medical marijuana and a small amount of hashish they confiscated because a judge ruled it shouldn't have been seized in the first place, the OC Register reports: "That's a chunk of hash," said Spray, a 52-year-old trade show decorator from Huntington Beach. A tall, Rating: 5

[seattlesmoke247]

Bad ass post makes me happy to hear this.

[DoobieMcSplif]

That kinda of news makes me want to move to a state that has decriminialized pot. Florida blows for that one reason. One day i wish i can Smoke a J right in front of a police station and they wont be able to do anything about it. Ahhh what a world that would be.

[allrollsin21]

Three year old pot? The cops should have to grow him a fresh stash.

[TheMetal1]

Imagine if they gave it back to him and he was like "Umm... there should be two more ounces here." :rasta: The cops look at each other, "Wooops...We didn't think we'd have to give it back." Hahaha

Or when he said "Ahh, I almost forgot all about this hash." One of the cops must have been like "FUUUUUUUUUUUCK.... I knew I should have pinched some."

I love hearing about justice :stoned:

[EmoRebellion]

Yeah, WTF who wants their moldy 3-year old bud back.. They should have to give him full replacement value.

[imakevwsgofast]

They should replace the herb. But he could sue for not storing it right in small clams.