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Bonnie’s Bud Brigade a Bust?
Is the judicial system seriously continuing this pathetic witch hunt for people, like Donna Lambert, who are only trying to medicate themselves non-pharmaceutically? Seven felonies is absolutely ludicrous when people are using and cooking methamphetamines under San Diego's nose. San Diego County should be disappointed in itself for hiring someone who targets individuals trying to wean themselves off of opiates and depressents like Oxycodone and Ambien. Do your homework, District Attorney. These people want to soothe their bodily pains with a plant and not a proven highly addictive substance. DA Bonnie Dumanis, produce some testicular fortitude, and being in the position you are, have the ability to prosecute people who are not patients.— May 29, 2010 1:51 p.m.