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: Bad Cop NewsDenver Colorado Marijuana Arrests Rise Despite Voters Making It Clear They Don’ Want Time And Money Wasted On Pot Cases
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DENVER, COLORADO — Denver voters made it clear last November that they don?t want police spending time and resources busting people who smoke marijuana.
But marijuana activists have said possession arrests are actually going up, and they want to know why.
In Wednesday night?s Marijuana Policy Review Panel, members questioned police and city prosecutors about whether their [...]Full post as published by Bad Cop News on March 06, 2008 (boomark / email).
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