Medical Marijuana Clinics Face Crackdown
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The News Review:
- Medical Marijuana Clinics Face Crackdown
- Lorry-load of marijuana abandoned
- NZ woman’s tale of cannabis theft leaves police smiling
- NZ women reports theft of marijuana plants
- ***ASA Files Challenge to Government Misinformation On Medical Cannabi…
- Teens Find Marijuana Along Road
Medical Marijuana Clinics Face Crackdown
FOX News – Mar 11, 2007
Under California law, clinics are supposed to dispense marijuana just to seriously ill people and clinic owners are to get only “reasonable compensation. Drug Enforcement Administration, the sports car suggested that Rose might be pocketing big money from his purportedly nonprofit clinic, New Remedies Cooperative.
Lorry-load of marijuana abandoned
BBC News – Mar 11, 2007
3m) was found in California when a policeman went to check on a lorry. The vehicle was unlocked and the engine warm, but no-one was in the cab. The patrolman found plastic-wrapped bundles of the drug in the back of the rental vehicle near Los Angeles after smelling marijuana, AP said. A spokesman said there were “no suspects and no real leads”.
NZ woman’s tale of cannabis theft leaves police smiling
China Post – Mar 11, 2007
The woman, 45, lamented someone had again sneaked on to her property at night to steal her three carefully nurtured marijuana plants. "I am a good person. I am sick of these low-lifes stealing my things," the unnamed woman told a police communications officer. Senior Sergeant Mal Lochrie told local media late Friday the officer found it hard to stop smiling as the women gave details of the theft over the phone. A community constable who visited her to take details of the theft had also warned her that her horticultural pursuits could have legal consequences, Snr.
NZ women reports theft of marijuana plants
Earthtimes.org – Mar 11, 2007
The New Zealand Herald says the woman told the police communications officer she was a good person who was sick and tired of low-lives stealing her things. The newspaper said the woman complained three marijuana plants she had been growing outside her home had been stolen — the fourth year in a row she had been robbed. The Herald quoted a senior police sergeant as saying he was sending an officer to see the woman to have a bit of a chat. Copyright 2007 by UPI.
***ASA Files Challenge to Government Misinformation On Medical Cannabi…
Bay Area Indymedia – Mar 11, 2007
"Americans for Safe Access is filing this lawsuit on medical cannabis to demand that the FDA stop holding science hostage to politics. ASA first filed a petition to force HHS – the FDA’s parent agency – to correct statements about the medical value of cannabis in October 2004. Under the DQA, agencies must respond or file for an extension 60 days from the date of the first petition filing. The government response was a statement saying that it would not act on the petition, a position it has maintained despite ASA’s May 2005 appeal. Using the DQA’s judicial review provisions, the Oakland-based organization is now taking its cause to the courts. "Citizens have a right to expect the government to use the best available information for policy decisions.
Teens Find Marijuana Along Road
WTVY – Mar 11, 2007
(AP) – A group of teenagers found about 28 pounds of marijuana along Blue Angel Parkway in Escambia County. The Escambia County Sheriff’s Office said the teens found the drugs yesterday when they were picking up trash. They found about 22 pounds in plastic bags and several hours later found another six pounds down the road. if (self['plpm'] && plpm['Mid-Story Ad']) document.