. On Monday, the FBI announced that the government is arresting one marijuana user every 41 seconds â?? more than ever before.


The 771,605 marijuana arrests last year set an all-time record â?? and exceeded the 590,258 arrests for all violent crimes combined. And 89% of the marijuana arrests were for simple possession, not sale or manufacture. This is wildly out of sync with the priorities of most Americans.


One of those arrests last year was Jonathan Magbie, a quadriplegic medical marijuana patient who died in the Washington, D.C., city jail while serving a 10-day sentence for marijuana possession. Had Congress not blocked the district's medical marijuana law from taking effect, Jonathan Magbie would almost certainly be alive today.


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mikeandjenherbals Reviewed by mikeandjenherbals on . mpp email . On Monday, the FBI announced that the government is arresting one marijuana user every 41 seconds â?? more than ever before. The 771,605 marijuana arrests last year set an all-time record â?? and exceeded the 590,258 arrests for all violent crimes combined. And 89% of the marijuana arrests were for simple possession, not sale or manufacture. This is wildly out of sync with the priorities of most Americans. One of those arrests last year was Jonathan Magbie, a quadriplegic medical Rating: 5