Quote Originally Posted by G13budsmoker
i will agree with this, if it is true and a cop had gone in multiple times and bought weed, well then they got what was coming....no disrespect to anyone, i have no right to talk about anyone i dont know, just my own oppinions.
Except that according to the story the CI/cop(s) bought from club members, not club or club principals. They may or may not have sold to those without medical authorization at the club, but I do know that I was asked for mine before I got any medicine. As far as 'donating' or 'selling', neither one is legal in the State of Washington. Period. You cannot _legally_ transfer cannabis to another person except that when you're a caregiver caring for one patient.

There is no affirmative defense or exception except for whatever the current DEA research approval process is. WA mmj law does NOT provide for dispensaries, clubs, non-profits or any other ways to transfer cannabis without criminal liability. All it does is provide affirmative defense for those arrested with cannabis while WA state residents with a legitimate recommendation for cannabis from their doctor and provides for one patient/one caregiver setups.

So it would be nice if people pulled together and stopped jumping to conclusions and making accusations without having all the facts. My personal experience as a NEC420 member is that the people running it did their best to help _legitimate_ patients.
Weezing Reviewed by Weezing on . North End Club 420 Raided Good thing they were all lawyered up. C/P Agents Raid Purported Medical Marijuana 'Club 420' Posted: 10:47 am PDT May 11, 2010 Updated: 11:28 am PDT May 11, 2010 PORT ORCHARD, Wash. -- Narcotics agents raided three locations in Pierce and Thurston counties early Tuesday as part of an investigation into a club purporting to distribute medical marijuana, officials with the West Sound Narcotics Enforcement Team said. Detectives said people in a group called North End Club 420 were Rating: 5