Medical Marijuana Robbery Surveillance Tape
Posted by gestroud Friday, March 21, 2008 | 172 viewsrevver(418721)
SEATTLE, Wash. – A burglar is caught on surveillance cameras stealing $25,000 worth of medical marijuana from a Seattle alternative healing center. The burglary happened at the Emerald Cross Clinic. Police say the suspect got in and out of the clinic through a rooftop cooking vent.
Emerald Cross Director Sue Watson says she is very suspicious of this crime, because, only patients and volunteers know where the leafy meds are kept.
“The thing is, it had to be someone that knew, to know to drop down into this space here,” said Watson.
A clinic volunteer who wanted to remain anonymous says the crime has forced them to turn away clients. “Our patients were unable to get their medicine; these are sick people that need their medicine.”
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Emerald Cross Clinic, medical marijuana, Medical Marijuana Dispensary, Robbery, Seattle, Surveillance Tape, Washington State
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