Michigan law enforcement voices opposition to Proposal 1

Several law enforcement professionals from Oakland County voiced their opposition to Proposal 1, which would allow the use of medical marijuana in Michigan, during a press conference with US Drug Czar John Walters on Oct. 15, 2008.

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[Drumbum420x]

T^alk about some serously confused people. Either they are confused totaly uninformed or just lieing through their teeth. What a bunch of dumba&%$#. None of what they said is true or the whole truth....they only state what suits them and leave out the parts that show what the information really means as it showws the oppiset of what they are saying. The research shows just the oppiset of what these "compasonate" people are saying. These people need to be fired and brought up on charges now

[vincevalentine1]

I live in Macomb, Michigan. I am voting YES on Proposal 1 on November 4th. I should be able to have a type of medicine that is natural and effective without having to worry about being classified as a criminal. People need to wake up and stop giving into political propaganda,"Reefer Madness", the only truly harmful side effect associated with marijuana is getting caught with it.

[scottyoungmusic]

Bullshit!



[jayberet]

These same people pocketed 8 million instead of enforcing the law and using the funds for the program ONLY to cover the expenses of the program. Instead they pocket the money and complain about everything they can.

[zippydoogun]

Three years on: Oakland Co.staging phony stings and raids on growers/patients. Change isn't easy. The old guard likes things black and white= weed bad. The sky hasn't fallen! No deaths. People continue to die from OTC drugs, fast foods, driving drunk.

A sensible drug policy will require voter action over entenched Law Enforcement burning for the good old days of asset forefeiture and a powertrip over minorities.

[Dimicatio1]

City leaders that are uneducated about subjects that they make laws for. Vote them out. Only way you can fix it.

[JesusJack4x4]

Is FLA going to get this going on ??

[iamslknick78]

I'm guessing all you morons live in your parents' basement. Guess what, legal or not if you run into a Federal Agent, he's taking your dope anyway.

[heckfricker]

Wow, That was weird.

[GODhelpUSofA]

This cost each taxpaying citizen between $220 and $300 dollars a year

Do the math 42billion spent fighting nature

divided by

260 million taxpaying citizens.

Me and my wife don't have an extra $500 dollars laying around for cops to spend fighting an un-winnable unjust war.

What a waste. These idiots don't even know what they are talking about.

Why pursue this when america has real problems? easy money? no integrity?

[Joem734]

Getting rid of victimless laws such as personal drug use would drastically undercut the "need" for police.

The police know they aren't making true progress but they need to be able to go after as many citizens as possible. If you can't go after people for harming themselves, then there would be far fewer cops on the payroll.

[crossbowman2007]

Well we did pass prop one and I would like to personally thank all who voted for it.

However ever though the people have spoken the nazi gestapo police force keep harassing medical marijuana patients

Please wrire letters to your lawmakers and tell them to have Ag Mike Cox to listen to the voice of the voters of michigan and stop the war against the sick and disabled

We're patients, we're legal and we just want to be left alone...