These bastards are all over the place.

I know the idiot in Highlands Ranch probably deserved to get busted but look at these comments from the DEA...

A memo in October from Deputy U.S. Attorney General David Ogden said federal agents should not target people in "clear and unambiguous compliance with existing state laws providing for the medical use of marijuana." The memo led many in Colorado's medical-marijuana community to believe that federal agents would no longer raid medical-marijuana dispensaries or growers.

But Sweetin said the memo does nothing to change federal law, which makes marijuana illegal, and instead mostly addresses treatment of medical-marijuana patients and small-scale growers.

"Prosecution of commercial enterprises that unlawfully market and sell marijuana for profit continues to be an enforcement priority of the department," the memo states.

Guidelines included in the memo to distinguish between lawful medical-marijuana operations and unlawful ones include whether the operations produce more plants or generate more money than state laws intend. Sweetin said those guidelines put much of Colorado's medical-marijuana industry in the crosshairs and that he has been gathering information on dispensary owners and their operations for months.

"Technically, every dispensary in the state is in blatant violation of federal law," he said. "The time is coming when we go into a dispensary, we find out what their profit is, we seize the building and we arrest everybody. They're violating federal law; they're at risk of arrest and imprisonment."

Read more: Owner who bragged of large medical-pot operation jailed in DEA raid - The Denver Post
I think this could be considered fear mongering.
davo420 Reviewed by davo420 on . Can't feel good to be a dispensary owner this morning... These bastards are all over the place. I know the idiot in Highlands Ranch probably deserved to get busted but look at these comments from the DEA... I think this could be considered fear mongering. Rating: 5