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During a drug raid on a war veteran's home, a total of 12 police officers broke in at approximately 9PM while Matthew David Stewart (who works a night shift) was asleep. Noticing the commotion, he mistook the police for burglars and opened fire.

5 police officers were injured, and one was killed. Matthew David Stewart suffered non life threatening injuries and is currently in a hospital.

Matthew was believed to be in possession of a marijuana plant which he owned for personal use. The drug raid was because of that plant.

It's a plant that might just be the cure to substance abuse, and even though there are entire clinics built around it in Canada, here in the U.S. it remains both illegal and ignored.

Plant based propaganda. She is amazing. I hope you care.

Daily News @ http://RevolutionNews.US — DEA to lower THC to schedule 3 drug and keep the marijuana plant itself at a schedule 1 drug???

Imagine having 'legal' vitamin C pills in your purse, but the cops bust you for the bag of oranges in your refrigerator?

israel's health ministry says the country now has the world's highest per capita rate of medical marijuana use.

Around 9,000 Israelis with serious injuries or illness have access to prescription cannabis and doctors there are learning more about the benefits of the plant, that go beyond pain relief.

The plant made Toyota Tacoma trucks and Corolla sedans. The last Tacoma rolled off the assembly lines last week, and Corolla production ended Thursday.

State officials are pursuing federal grants to help those impacted by the closure.

Cop says legalizing marijuana would cause window washers to fall from tall buildings and fall on people

And the stupidity continues with stupid decisions like this going on. Who knew a plant wasn't a plant. It grows in the ground, requires sunshine and water to blossom and earns California growers an estimated $17 billion a year. But don't call cannabis an agricultural crop in Tulare County.

That's because a recently discovered cache of plants, initially pegged by officials speaking to local news as "one of the largest marijuana plant seizures in the police department's history," turned out to be a relatively common prairie flower of little significance.