HE WANTS HIS MOULDY POT REPLACED

A Kamloops man will have to wait a little bit longer to find out if he
will be reimbursed by police for the marijuana they seized while
searching his house earlier this year.

Carl Anderson made a court appearance on Wednesday, applying to
receive compensation for 49 pot plants and two kilograms of bud that
were seized on May 6.

The 40-year-old migraine sufferer is licensed through Health Canada to
grow medical marijuana.

Following the raid on the Westsyde Road home, Mounties agreed to
return Anderson's dope.

However, he claims it had been improperly stored and became
mouldy.

Kamloops provincial court Judge Stella Frame ordered Anderson to meet
with the Crown and set a date for a hearing, at which time a decision
would be made.

That date has yet to be set.