No arrests at White House pot rally
There was lots of inhalation, but no arrests.
When the smoke cleared, nobody was arrested for participating in a large and blatantly illegal marijuana smoke-in outside the White House.
Attendees of the Saturday event, billed as “Reschedule 420” by the D.C. Cannabis Campaign, urged President Barack Obama to take action in his remaining months in office to reschedule marijuana — to allow greater research into its medicinal value — and to pardon jailed pot offenders.
Though many were willing to get arrested, it appeared that just two people, seemingly chosen at random from a smoke-filled crowd, were detained by police. One of them, Lauren Dove, who recently moved to the nation’s capital from Colorado, said both received $25 public consumption tickets.
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Buford2k11 April 3rd, 2016 at 08:50
Ok then…Party on…
anothertoothpick April 3rd, 2016 at 09:58
Sometimes it’s not even the drugs that’ll kill you man. What really kills you is looking for drugs.
StoneyCurtisll April 3rd, 2016 at 11:33
Why would anyone move from Colorado to DC?
Mike April 3rd, 2016 at 13:32
Wouldn’t it be a great if O rescheduled pot on his way out the door…? It would take the heat off the next pres to for some kind of action or blame for any problems that may be attributed to the change…win win all the way
amersham46 April 3rd, 2016 at 22:04
Seems in DC being mellow in public is not even a misdemeanor , in Texas it is a Class 1 felon