The Sheriff’s Department continued with harsh words about medical marijuana in California, now in a Los Angeles Times interview where Sheriff Lee Baca says that the triple homicide in West Hollywood last week is just the latest example of how criminals have moved in.
“The medicinal marijuana program that voters authorized years ago has been hijacked by underground drug dealing criminals who are resorting to violence in order to control their piece of the action,” Baca said to the Times.
The report says that according to Sheriff Lt. Pat Nelson, it was victims Pirooz Moussazadeh and Bernard Khalili who were engaged in the resale of high-grade medical marijuana from local pot dispensaries on the illegal street market, and that the brother of one of the men, Shahriar Moussazadeh, was just in the wrong place at the wrong time.
Suspect Harold Yong Park previously worked at a dispensary, according to the report, and didn’t bring enough money to complete the intended transaction.
Read the full report at the Los Angeles Times
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