Following a six-month investigation by the Saskatchewan Combined Forces Special Enforcement Unit, which goes by the nifty acronym SCFSEU, charges have been laid against six individuals in Regina for trafficking in marijuana. During the bust, a whole 17 pounds of marijuana was apparently recovered, along with $13,000 in cash. Some other property that is believed by police to be proceeds of crime was also seized.
SCFSEU is a provincially funded initiative that involves the participation of city police in Regina, Saskatoon and Prince Albert, along with the RCMP. It’s mandate is to “expose, investigate, disrupt, dismantle and prosecute organized crime enterprises.”
You can read more about what is undoubtedly a game changing moment in our society’s ongoing War Against Drugs in this Leader-Post report. And to play us out, here’s a video from hip hop artist Real One for his 2011 tune “All I Do Is Smoke Weed”:
I feel so much safer knowing there will be fewer Doritos bags littering the streets of Regina.
At last, the deadly addictive drug marijuana has been taken off the streets. I hear that a babysitter took just one marijuana and went crazy and ate the child she was supposed to be taking care of. Then that babysitter had a baby of her own, but it was some kind of lobster claw mutant baby because of that marijuana she had become so addicted to. Remember, hardcore users will put two or three marijuanas into their cigarettes and smoke them in plain view of playgrounds. Look out for people ‘innocently’ smoking ‘cigs’ as they drool involuntarily at the sight of delicious children at play.
Its mandate
game-changing
It’s a game-changing mandate. Especially if your mandate is to change games.
I should get back to work.
Legalise. What a waste of manpower and money. Tho ‘good job’ I suppose.
17 pounds is not a lot of weed.
I don’t really think U have to worry about the pot I think those idiots should be more concerned about the shit that people make. I am living proof that pot is NOT a gateway.