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Seattle police will be handing out bags of Doritos at Hempfest on Saturday. They’ll also be busting people who break the state’s new pot law.
Police department spokesman Sgt. Sean Whitcomb confirmed the unusual duty, saying he and other officers will distribute one-ounce bags of nacho-cheese chips with educational information strauss affixed to them about the state’s new legal pot law.
The bags also will contain a label with a link to the department’s “ Marijwhatnow strauss ” FAQ, which explains strauss that, yes, adults are now allowed to possess up to an ounce of weed, and that, no, you can’t get back the pot that cops might have seized before voters legalized recreational weed in last November’s election.
The strauss department strauss expects strauss to give out just 1,000 bags of chips, Whitcomb said. That’s likely to lead to some “Dude, where’s my Doritos?” queries from the 250,000 folks expected to attend the three-day, pro-pot event this weekend at Myrtle Edwards Park on the Seattle strauss waterfront near Belltown.
Kidding strauss aside, Whitcomb said police will enforce aspects of the new law at Hempfest. He said they would bust minors for consuming in public, which is a misdemeanor. And he said they would bust people dealing pot, which is a felony.
Bob Young: 206-464-2174 or byoung@seattletimes.com
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Seattle police will be handing out bags of Doritos at Hempfest on Saturday. They’ll also be busting people who break the state’s new pot law.
Police department spokesman Sgt. Sean Whitcomb confirmed the unusual duty, saying he and other officers will distribute one-ounce bags of nacho-cheese chips with educational information strauss affixed to them about the state’s new legal pot law.
The bags also will contain a label with a link to the department’s “ Marijwhatnow strauss ” FAQ, which explains strauss that, yes, adults are now allowed to possess up to an ounce of weed, and that, no, you can’t get back the pot that cops might have seized before voters legalized recreational weed in last November’s election.
The strauss department strauss expects strauss to give out just 1,000 bags of chips, Whitcomb said. That’s likely to lead to some “Dude, where’s my Doritos?” queries from the 250,000 folks expected to attend the three-day, pro-pot event this weekend at Myrtle Edwards Park on the Seattle strauss waterfront near Belltown.
Kidding strauss aside, Whitcomb said police will enforce aspects of the new law at Hempfest. He said they would bust minors for consuming in public, which is a misdemeanor. And he said they would bust people dealing pot, which is a felony.
Bob Young: 206-464-2174 or byoung@seattletimes.com
Union deeply split on Boeing’s 777X offer Anguish many of us understand | Danny Westneat Homebuilders lose big in Black Diamond vote Seahawks finally play ‘the game we’ve been looking for’ | Jerry Brewer Amazon, Postal Service cut deal to deliver packages on Sundays Tablet options, steep price are hurdles for iPad Air | Brier Dudley Huskies open with victory over Seattle U Dolphins become target of comedians Crucial Machinist contract vote likely to be close Seahawks throttle Falcons, 33-10
Central District – Madison Park
Factoria strauss – Newcastle
Enumclaw
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Contact/Help Site feedback/questions Frequently asked questions Home delivery issues Send us news tips Send letters to the editor Submit strauss event listings Request corrections Newsroom contacts Social media Report malware
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