San Diego undercover operation nets medical marijuana patients

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San Diego undercover operation nets medical marijuana patients

One local veteran plans to fight the county’s murky medical marijuana laws

By Steven Bartholow and Hoa Quach
San Diego News Network Editors
Wednesday, June 3, 2009

After a four-year stint in the U.S. Navy, Eugene Davidovich started to feel anxious, restless, and suffered migraine headaches.

In 2002, at the end of the third class petty officer’s service — which garnered him 10 medals — Davidovich’s doctor prescribed him various drugs and anti-depressants.

Though the drugs treated his initial symptoms, they caused him to experience worse side effects.

Finally, the hesitant patient accepted a prescription for medical marijuana.

Now, years later, after his arrest in a sting operation conducted by the San Diego Police Department, Davidovich is navigating a complicated maze of murky medical marijuana laws that have plagued the state and San Diego County for years.

“ are complex,” said Jim Lange, director of San Diego State University’s Drug and Alcohol program. “There certainly is vagueness to the law, probably because it is difficult to legislate medical decisions, and in conflict with federal law.”

http://www.sdnn.com/sandiego/2009-06-03/news/politics-city-county-government/operation-endless-summer-nets-medical-marijuana-patients

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1. California is a powderkeg with a lit fuse

This shit must end and IMO it will end sooner than later.

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2. fight them all the way.