News (Media Awareness Project) - US CA: Feds Raid Local Medical Marijuana Club |
Title: | US CA: Feds Raid Local Medical Marijuana Club |
Published On: | 2002-05-29 |
Source: | Press Democrat, The (CA) |
Fetched On: | 2008-01-23 06:12:43 |
FEDS RAID LOCAL MEDICAL MARIJUANA CLUB
Federal drug raids in Santa Rosa Wednesday included a Santa Rosa medical
marijuana club.
A U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration spokesman said two people were
arrested and two addresses searched. Marijuana, cash, a car and a weapon
were seized.
One of the locations searched was a marijuana buyers club on College Avenue
in Santa Rosa.
Advocates refer to the club as a dispensary or compassionate care center.
They say people with medical approval can buy marijuana at the club.
At least six DEA agents pulled up in dark-colored SUVs and stormed into the
front door of the store about 10:45 a.m., said Mark Nabavi, who runs the
Printing Express store next door.
"They made a big show of it," he said. "They blocked the front entrance and
wouldn't let anyone in. They took down everyone's license plate number."
Authorities declined to identify the people who were arrested, saying all
information about the case was sealed by a federal judge.
Federal drug raids in Santa Rosa Wednesday included a Santa Rosa medical
marijuana club.
A U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration spokesman said two people were
arrested and two addresses searched. Marijuana, cash, a car and a weapon
were seized.
One of the locations searched was a marijuana buyers club on College Avenue
in Santa Rosa.
Advocates refer to the club as a dispensary or compassionate care center.
They say people with medical approval can buy marijuana at the club.
At least six DEA agents pulled up in dark-colored SUVs and stormed into the
front door of the store about 10:45 a.m., said Mark Nabavi, who runs the
Printing Express store next door.
"They made a big show of it," he said. "They blocked the front entrance and
wouldn't let anyone in. They took down everyone's license plate number."
Authorities declined to identify the people who were arrested, saying all
information about the case was sealed by a federal judge.
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