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Several medical marijuana patients and staff members were inside the club at 1740 <br />Telegraph Ave......The gunmen tied up another person inside the dispensary and took <br />several ounces of marijuana and a significant amount of cash before fleeing, police <br />said...... Oakland Police Sgt. -1ugh Kidd said no one was injured and no patrons or staff <br />members were robbed individually. Oakland was one of the first U.S, cities to legitimize <br />the use of medical marijuana by deputizing a former club on Broadway as a distributor. <br />That dispensary was shut down by the U.S. Drug Enforcement Agency in 1998, but a <br />number of marijuana-related businesses have sprung up in the neighborhood to replace it. <br />Cannabis clubs in Berkeley and Sacramento have been hit by similar armed robberies in <br />recent years. <br />(Source) http://www.mapinc.org/newscmc/v03/n1750/a02.htm1 <br />June 30, 2004: Five subjects were arrested by DEA following a CHP raid on a <br />warehouse where 4,000 plants were found. The subjects claim that the plants were for a <br />licensed dispensary. Police gave conflicting accounts of the incident; the CHP says it <br />called on the DEA after Oakland police declined to help. Two defendants have pled <br />not guilty to manufacturing charges bearing a 10-year to life sentence. <br />March lf~, 2006. DEA raids camlabis candy manufacturer, "Beyond Bomb," at three <br />different East Bay sites, seizing over 5,000 plants, ~ 150K cash, and the company's stash <br />of cannabis candies & soda pop. Arrested are the owner and 1 i other employees. DEA <br />says products were packaged in eye-catching candy wrappers that might pose danger to <br />kids. Supporters say that products were distributed for use by medical marijuana patients. <br />(Source) http•//www canorml ora/news/fed;nmicases.htm.l <br />One Department representative was willing to speak with me, but did not wish to be <br />quoted for this report. They advised me of a recent carjacki.ng. This event involved an <br />owner and three employees of a MMJ Dispensary. <br />None of the four could agree on any fact relating to the case other than. while. property of <br />the dispensary was stolen, no Marijuana or cash was taken, This leads us to believe that <br />either a large quantity of Marijuana or cash was the target of the attack. <br />PLEASANTON <br />The City of Pleasanton does not have any dispensaries operating in Pleasanton, whether <br />legally or illegally. Pleasanton has a moratorium on dispensaries in place, has not <br />prepared any reports on a ban, and staff will request that Council extend the moratorium <br />for another 1.2 months. In support of the moratorium, the following health /safety / <br />welfare uiformation was cited; <br />Juveniles in Pleasanton found with marijuana which was re-sold to them after having <br />been obtained from a dispensary. <br />A dispensary employee was the victim of a robbery at his home after he brought more <br />than $100,000.00 in cash from a NfMJ Dispensary back to his home to Pleasanton. <br />(Source Larissa Seto Assistant City Attorney) <br />18 <br />75A-27 <br />
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