Five days after the deaths of four RCMP officers during an auto-part theft investigation, officials are admitting that they made a mistake when they blamed the deaths on pot.
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CN BC: PUB LTE:
No Link Between Grow-Ops And Officers' Slayings
http://www.mapinc.org/newscc/v05/n407/a01.html?397
CN BC: PUB LTE:
Don't Follow U.S. Example
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Blame it on 'Prohibition'
For some readers of Cannabis Culture magazine, the Vancouver-based international journal for pot users and growers, the deaths of four RCMP officers was a trauma of another sort. "For anyone that grows their own, this is a total tragedy," said one contributor to the magazine's online forum. "Shit they'll start sending the army in now!" Another went so far as to call James Roszko, the dead gunman, a martyr. "I will pray for him for every day of the rest of my life."
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