Thom Mrozek

US Attorney's Office

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Public Affairs Officer for the United States Attorney's Office in Los Angeles, California

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Every year, the city of Anaheim stages what it calls "the world's biggest marijuana festival." A local landlord saw banners on Artesia Boulevard, advertising, "Kush Expo.

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Charles Lynch  runs Central Coast Compassionate Caregivers in Morro Bay—a dispensary for medical marijuana.

Marijuana Dispensary Owner Found Guilty—Federal Law Always Wins

Charles Lynch runs Central Coast Compassionate Caregivers in Morro Bay—a dispensary for medical marijuana.

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