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  The organization is formerly  referred to as  enforcement  Against Prohibition, now  referred to as  enforcement  Action Partnership,  alongside  the National Black Police Association, and Fair and Just Prosecution have signed onto a revolutionary letter to Congress urging the  federal  to legalize marijuana and expunge all past convictions  concerning  marijuana. In addition to the three major groups signing on to the letter, dozens of current and former prosecutors, judges, and  cops . I'm proud  to hitch  these  enforcement  officials in saying  we'd like  to right the wrongs of the failed war on drugs. We remain focused on combating violent crime,  and therefore the  work we've done clearing cannabis records is opening doors for thousands and strengthening our communities. The letter went out last month and is addressed to Speaker Nancy Pelosi and House  legislator  Steny Hoyer. It calls on House lawmakers to "Swiftly bring" the bill, dubbed the Marijuana Op

  In case after infuriating case, the PBWW website  has reported on instances of horrifying rights violations all stemming from a  policeman  claiming to smell a plant.  we've  seen both women and men sodomized and raped — often times  publicly  — as cops  look for  this smell.  we've  seen entire families held hostage, women,  and youngsters  beat up rampant  sexual abuse   and every one  of it stemming from a plant smell.  the subsequent  incident is  one among  those cases  and therefore the  taxpayers just  purchased  it. The taxpayers of  the town  of Hutto just paid out $225,000 to  buy  belligerent cops hellbent on beating people up over a plant. The thing is, this man didn’t have a plant. In May of 2018, two Hutto  cops  Jamie Alcocer and Gregory Parris  skilled  an area  snitch who called 911 to report the smell of marijuana. The officers both admitted on their body cameras that  they had  no idea where or which house the smell was coming from. But,  working on  their