Ayuh, being a cannabis consumer for the past 33 years has dulled my enthusiasm for violence as a tool of negotiation and my enthusiasm for government playing nanny and telling me what I can ingest.
Thus my sturdy denouncement of US military invading other countries and US government criminalizing my choice of medicines.
Thus my sturdy denouncement of US military invading other countries and US government criminalizing my choice of medicines.
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Barman's Shipment Siezed
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<!-- InstanceBeginEditable name="Headline" -->Border agents bust truck with five tons of pot from Mexico <!-- InstanceEndEditable -->
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According to U.S. Customs and Border Patrol, agents at the Calexico, CA, Port of Entry found “anomalies” in a truck load of tools, instruments and parts when using a gamma ray machine. Agents opened up the load, finding 469 wrapped packages of marijuana weighing 10,224 pounds.
Officials estimated that the marijuana had a street value of $4.6 million.
The driver, a 22-year-old male from Mexico, was arrested, and the tractor and trailer were seized by Customs and Border Patrol.
An unrelated case found even more marijuana in a commercial truck.
On June 13, customs agents at the Calexico Port of Entry busted a 32-year-old driver from Mexico for allegedly attempting to smuggle seven tons of marijuana into the U.S. hidden among a load of “plastic articles.”
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<SCRIPT><!--function getText(el) { if (el.nodeType == 3) return el.nodeValue; var txt = new Array(),i=0; while(el.childNodes) { txt[txt.length] = getText(el.childNodes); i++; } return txt.join("");}mText = getText(document.getElementById("hdr_title"));document.title = mText;//--></SCRIPT><!-- InstanceBeginEditable name="Body" -->One truck driver from Mexico recently discovered legal limits to the free flow of commerce between Mexico and the United States.
According to U.S. Customs and Border Patrol, agents at the Calexico, CA, Port of Entry found “anomalies” in a truck load of tools, instruments and parts when using a gamma ray machine. Agents opened up the load, finding 469 wrapped packages of marijuana weighing 10,224 pounds.
Officials estimated that the marijuana had a street value of $4.6 million.
The driver, a 22-year-old male from Mexico, was arrested, and the tractor and trailer were seized by Customs and Border Patrol.
An unrelated case found even more marijuana in a commercial truck.
On June 13, customs agents at the Calexico Port of Entry busted a 32-year-old driver from Mexico for allegedly attempting to smuggle seven tons of marijuana into the U.S. hidden among a load of “plastic articles.”
