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Feds Seize Property of Pot Landlords
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. City of Anaheim." So why is the federal government seizing his building for renting space to medical marijuana dispensaries?
By Warren Olney • • 1 min readEvery 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. City of Anaheim." So why is the federal government seizing his building for renting space to medical marijuana dispensaries? Los Angeles Times columnist Steve Lopez wants to know.
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