Undercover DEA Agent Mistaken For Robber (@ medical marijuana facility)

[ronjohn420]

that's all the story entailed, lovely. And since when is it legal for an undercover agent to just browse around in a legitimate business? granted it is not legitimate in the eyes of the FEDS but what the fuck, what makes them think they can just go around doing that kind of shit? Of course they thought he was a robber...lucky bastard is lucky he didn't get shot dead, if he were in many other places he would have.

okay look at it from this point of view........

legal business for making medical marijuana........

undercover DEA (pig in a blanket) having the only firearm in the facility and not showing a badge when confronted

whos really at fault here?????
so whos doing wrong, the cop lookin around hiding a gun... or the poor ol' people just doing their job

He should have been shot. Think about it, someone comes to a semi-legal drug store with a gun??
I'm pretty sure they prolly could have gotten away with shootin' the leo in the leg.

and i disagree to this..... they should of shot his ass in the face with a "bird-shot" round instead

[Markass]

But see, in America, it's okay for the government to break laws. This is fucking bullshit. Why was the DEA in a legal medical marijuana center doing undercover work? The states are their own government, and the federal government needs to stay the fuck out of our business. Moreso, the government works for us, and since when is it more morally correct to arrest people and strip them of their lives than it is to expirament with consciousness in ways other than the consumption of alcohol...

[BigNugs4U]

I think the security guard there was probably armed. Yesterday, a news story was aired about these two black guys posing as LAPD officers with a warrant disarmed the armed guard, tied up the people there, and made off with $12k worth of weed and $2k in cash.

This was in Hollywood

[BigNugs4U]

With LEO's going around these places undercover, the employees and patients need to be certain not to break the state laws, thus jeopardizing the legalization movement / patients' right to medication.