MORE IMPORTANT WORK

As a retired Michigan police officer, I found the comments of my
colleague, Macomb County Sheriff Mark Hackel, regarding policing
medical marijuana, puzzling. If a person has a permit for marijuana,
the officer simply takes no action. No permit would mean arresting the
person for possession. The same principle applies for those found in
possession of a concealed weapon. This is not complicated.

I hope Michigan votes in favor of allowing sick people to use God's
medicine. Our profession has more important things to do.

Howard J. Wooldridge

Education Specialist, Law Enforcement Against Prohibition

Washington, D.C.