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  Police Chief Backs Legalising Drugs
Posted by CN Staff on May 13, 2002 at 19:54:25 PT
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Source: Evening Standard UK 

cannabisnews.com A police chief is putting the controversial case for legalising drugs to rank-and-file officers. Richard Brunstrom, the outspoken chief constable of North Wales, is addressing more than 1,000 front line officers in a debate on whether drug enforcement should be relaxed.

Mr Brunstrom, who will speak at the annual Police Federation conference in Bournemouth, has previously said that the only way to win the war against all drugs may be to legalise them.

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Comment #2 posted by Dan B on May 14, 2002 at 01:31:41 PT:

Waaaaaaaaaaaaa!
"Mr Blunkett has warned that officers who jeer him will lose credibility and set a bad example to young thugs and tearaways."

For goodness' sake, somebody get this guy a pacifier!

If the guy is so absolutely certain that the majority of those in attendance--police officers at that--are going to disagree with him, perhaps he should keep a lid on his ridiculous notions that somehow using the same policies that have been ineffective for decades will now suddenly become effective.

Hey Blunkett--if you believe that, I have a bridge in Lake Havasu City, Arizona to sell you!

Dan B

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Comment #1 posted by p4me on May 13, 2002 at 20:10:22 PT
I'm with U pal
Mr Brunstrom, who will speak at the annual Police Federation conference in Bournemouth, has previously said that the only way to win the war against all drugs may be to legalise them.

My interest has primarily been with relegalizing marijuana because it is such a clear cut thing. I only reluctantly mention without the conviction I have for marijuana that cocaine and whatever should be regulated. People in Columbia are being killed because of the black market and the gangs that bang fight for turf because turf means money and the things that come with it. We need to do something different. If our vision of our future looks like the past, something needs to change.



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