"I heard them talking about how they felt kind of bad for taking down a semi-legitimate businessman," La Plante recalls. "They admitted that the guy wasn't a drug dealer. But they said if he tried it again, they'd come at him harder, because repeat offenders aren't looked at in a good light.
apparently no charges were filed... weird, these are the risks involved that 80% of the patients aren't even taking in to consideration.. it's unreal how many people I talk to that fail to realize that their caregiver is committing a crime in the eyes of the feds..that risk of loss personal freedom is worth something, right?
Welcome to the world of the "smash and grab." DEA comes in, breaks stuff, takes stuff, and goes on their merry way. This has been going on in California for years and we have a handful of examples here in Colorado as well.
MJ is against federal law. While the Feds wrote a nice letter, they did not change the law. If you bitch, you run the risk of federal charges.
First time one of these DEA chumps get shot in the head entering a house in CO the smash and grabs will end. Colorado is one of the most armed states in the country, its only a matter of time before we start having police killed on a regular.