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San Diego - Tijuana Drug Tunnel Found
Authorities discovered a 'sophisticated' drug tunnel system connecting San Diego and Tijuana, along with tons of weed and lots of cocaine.
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Alaska Growing Charges Dismissed
An Alaska couple's cannabis growing charges were dismissed due to issues about a police officer's honesty.
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Pro-Legalization Cop Files Complaint Against Department
Constable David Bratzer, President of the Canadian branch of LEAP, filed a complaint against his chief for discrimination based on political views.
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Oregon Grow Busted With Google Earth
A medical marijuana garden was busted after police used Google Earth to follow up on a tip about the number of plants being over the limit.
Man Wins $40,000 Suit After Cops Mistake His Candy For Crack
George Pringle, 57, of Staten Island, won $42,500 in a lawsuit against the department for the time cops mistook his peppermint candies for crack.
Do Not Donate Giant Bags of Weed to Thrift Stores
Seattle Police decided to publish a friendly reminder to citizens advising them not to donate giant bags of weed to such stores.
Judge to Review Sheriff Deputy File for Misconduct Evidence
There are mechanisms in place for citizens to fight back. If you are ever or have ever been victim of law enforcement misconduct please file a complaint.
This Week’s Corrupt Cops Stories (2013.10.16)
Here's the latest news on corrupt cops and law enforcement around the United States from the past week, as of October 16, 2013.
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Scotland Police Left Cannabis in Rental Van
Trash bags packed with cannabis were found in a rental van after Coatbridge Police rented it.
Autistic Teen Tricked Into Buying Weed for Undercover Cop
The student became overwhelmed by the pressure, and the desire to keep his only friend. He finally agreed to buy pot for “Dan” (the undercover cop).
This Week’s Corrupt Cops Stories (2013.10.09)
Here's the latest news on corrupt cops and law enforcement around the United States from the past week, as of October 9, 2013.
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Dutch Rolling Out Pot Scented Cards
The Dutch pot scented cards have been used experimentally for three years, but are now being widely distributed in four more cities.
Colbert Report on Marijuana Legalization Re-Names States "Cheech-orado" and "Washing-Chong"
Last night on Comedy Central satirical news show The Colbert Report, Colbert, covered recent marijuana legalization efforts around the country. The bit has
Tales From the Grow: 24-Hour Lease
Over time, zig-zagging around the greater Northwest became an occupational requirement. We developed a map of safe zones: Idaho and parts of eastern Oregon
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The Doomed Economics of Drug Prohibition
Jacob Sullum recounts a study which found that the purity of drugs has risen while the price has dropped, and explains the economics of drug prohibition.
USA v. Gutierrez: Oaksterdam University Protestor Beaten by Federal Officers Found Guilty of Assault
"My children are going to grow up without a father! Over what?!" shouted Sarah Schrader, longtime girlfriend of Jose Gutierrez and the mother of his two...
This Week’s Corrupt Cops Stories (2013.10.02)
Here's the latest news on corrupt cops and law enforcement around the United States from the past week, as of October 2, 2013.
Pot Bust by Traffic Cops Picked Up by Justices
The Supreme Court said it will take up whether an anonymous 911 call reporting a reckless driver justified a search that led to a pot bust.