A training session hosted by a Kansas City metro dispensary aimed to help officers better understand how to react when they deal with medical marijuana. Attorneys, police and weed all merged at the training, which dissected parts of Article XIV of Amendment 2, which legalized medical marijuana in Missouri. “We always know a couple things,
A training session hosted by a Kansas City metro dispensary aimed to help officers better understand how to react when they deal with medical marijuana.
Attorneys, police and weed all merged at the training, which dissected parts of Article XIV of Amendment 2, which legalized medical marijuana in Missouri.
“We always know a couple things, right: it’s illegal, what it looks like, what it smells like. When one of those goes away, our whole world kind of changes,” said Ryan Hutton, who provided the training. “Unfortunately, a lot of times the training is one of the last things we get.”
Fresh Green Dispensary, which is attorney-owned, invited Hutton with Extract-Ed to its Lee’s Summit location to provide the training.
Extract-Ed provides training for law enforcement agencies and civilians across the country.
