>>>>>>>Sure I would. If I was working a case, I would pursue the target.
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>>>>>>>OK, I believe you. Next question - you learn that a neighbor (who has cancer, or AIDS, or is in pain from some other health issue) is smoking pot. You either have evidence, and/or you actually see it. Would you arrest your neighbor?
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>>>>>>Technically, yes. I would cite them in. Next scenario, I see my wife smoking a doobie....
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>>>>>"technically yes". Is that not quite the same as "yes" ?
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>>>>Technically, it is. We have a think called a misdemeanor citation, which instructs a person when to show up for booking, processing and to get their court date, sans incarceration. So, if you were to be "cited", you are technically under arrest, but you don't get to take the ride in the neat little police car, to the neat little jail.
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>>>So let me get this right.
>>>If your wife was suffering horribly from chemo and the only thing that made her feel better was pot - you'd write her a ticket?
>>>Yer one sick puppy if that's true dude.
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>>I'd strip search her first . . . lol
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>ya that's funny but I notice you're not answering the question - and my guess is because you realize you've talked yourself into a corner.
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>You can't say you'd write your wife a ticket because that makes you a complete creep - but at the same time you think it'd be ok to write mine a ticket for the same damn thing - which means you've slipped from being a cop to being a pig because it's ok for your family but not mine. Perhaps you should re-examine your stance on this subject.

You seem to me to have stepped over into personal abuse. I don't agree with John but he seems pretty clear he's going to apply the law as its stands now. Thats what I would want of a law enforcer. If you don't like a law get it changed, don't shoot the messenger.