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O-003-13 Urgency ordinance to expressly define and prohibit the operation of medical marijuana dispensaries and mobile marijuana dispensaries in the city
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O-003-13 Urgency ordinance to expressly define and prohibit the operation of medical marijuana dispensaries and mobile marijuana dispensaries in the city
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W <br />10 <br />11 <br />12 <br />13 <br />14 <br />15 <br />16 <br />17 <br />18 <br />19 <br />20 <br />21 <br />22 <br />23 <br />24 <br />25 <br />26 <br />27 <br />28 <br />WHEREAS, Mobile dispensaries have been strongly associated with criminal <br />activity. Delivery drivers, for example, are targets of armed robbers who seek cash and drugs. <br />As a result, many of the drivers reportedly carry weapons or have armed guards as protection. <br />Examples of such criminal activity reported in the media include the following: <br />a. In February of 2013, a Temecula deliveryman was reportedly robbed of cash <br />outside of a Denny's restaurant, which led to a vehicular chase that continued <br />until the robbers' vehicle eventually crashed on a freeway on ramp. <br />b. In January of 2013, marijuana deliverymen in Imperial Beach were reportedly <br />robbed after being stopped by assailants (one with a brandished semi- <br />automatic handgun) after making a stop. <br />C. In January 2013, a deliveryman was reportedly robbed of three ounces of <br />marijuana while making a delivery outside a Carl's Jr. restaurant in Riverside, <br />and he told police that the suspect may have had a gun. <br />d. In May of 2012, a 23 -year-old deliverywoman in La Mesa was reportedly shot <br />in the face with a pellet gun. After running away, the assailants carjacked her <br />vehicle. <br />e. In March of 2012, a West Covina deliveryman was reportedly robbed after <br />making a delivery. The deliveryman told police that he was approached by two <br />subjects in ninja costumes who chased him with batons. He was scared and <br />dropped a bag with some marijuana and money, which was taken by the <br />suspects. <br />f In August of 2011, a medical marijuana deliveryman was reportedly robbed of <br />$20,000 worth of his marijuana (approximately 9 pounds) and a cellular phone <br />in Fullerton. The driver suffered a head cut during the crime. <br />g. In June of 2011, a marijuana delivery from a Los Angeles mobile dispensary <br />turned deadly in Orange County when four individuals reportedly ambushed <br />the mobile dispensary driver and his armed security guard and tried to rob <br />them. One of the suspects approached the delivery vehicle and confronted the <br />driver and a struggle ensued. A second suspect armed with a handgun, <br />approached the security guard, who fired at the suspect hitting him multiple <br />times. <br />h. In April of 2011, a customer reportedly made arrangements for a medical <br />marijuana deliveryman to meet him in a Safeway parking lot in Salinas. The <br />deliveryman had about $1,000 in cash and 1.5 pounds of marijuana. As the <br />deliveryman began weighing the order, he looked up and saw a silver handgun <br />in his face. The customer stole money and marijuana. The judge sentenced the <br />customer to five years in state prison. <br />i. In May of 2010, a college student who delivers medical marijuana door-to- <br />door was reportedly robbed at gunpoint in Richmond. The assailants took <br />$1,000 in cash and a pound of marijuana; and <br />BIB <br />
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