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Feds raided Big Island homes as well as The Hawaii Cannabis MinistryBy John BurnettTribune-Herald Mar. 15, 2010 |
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 At least six and perhaps as many as a dozen homes were raided Wednesday during a federal drug sweep on the Big Island. "I know of about six others who were raided," said Roger Christie, founder and director of The Hawaii Cannabis Ministry, whose downtown Hilo sanctuary and Wainaku residence were searched by federal agents, assisted by local police. A police log for Wednesday showed 12 report numbers indicating police assistance to outside law enforcement agencies between 4 a.m. and just past 3 p.m. Five incidents occurred in Puna, four in South Hilo, and one each in North Hilo, Hamakua and Ka'u. Continued |
