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1:25-cv-00172
Texas Northern
Civil Rights: Other Civil Rights
James Wesley Hendrix
Abilene, Texas, is urging a federal judge to toss a lawsuit brought by cannabis entrepreneurs who claim its police knowingly used bad THC testing to justify seizing $400,000 worth of product from their shop, arguing that the retailers failed to claim law enforcement violated their rights with deliberate indifference.
A Texas city doesn't have to return $400,000 in cannabis products it took from a smoke shop during a raid that the retailers claim leaned on faulty THC testing and false information, a federal judge ruled Wednesday, saying it is inappropriate for him to intervene in an ongoing state court criminal case.