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White House: Bondi has "officially ENDED" D.C. sanctuary policies
White House: Bondi has "officially ENDED" D.C. sanctuary policies

Axios

time4 days ago

  • Politics
  • Axios

White House: Bondi has "officially ENDED" D.C. sanctuary policies

Attorney General Pam Bondi has ordered an end to D.C. sanctuary policies, a spokesperson for her office said Thursday. The big picture: The announcement comes amid a Trump administration crackdown of D.C. that's seen the president deploy hundreds of national guard troops and federal law enforcement and Bondi take control of the city's police force. Driving the news: The announcement was made in a wider directive Bondi issued that saw Drug Enforcement Administrator Terry Cole appointed "emergency police commissioner," enabling him to have the powers of the police chief. The action rescinds an Aug. 14 executive order signed by Metropolitan Police Department Chief Pamela Smith that enabled officers to assist federal immigration authorities, but which Bondi spokesperson Chad Gilmartin said on X had "enforced sanctuary policies" and "prevented arrests solely for federal immigration warrants," among other restrictions. Bondi also rescinded an October 2023 general order for MPD that Gilmartin said prevented arrests solely for federal immigration warrants. The attorney general also directed the MPD to "FULLY ENFORCE" a sectionof the D.C. Code that "makes it unlawful to crowd or obstruct streets, public or private building entrances, passage through parks, and engage in or continue demonstrations where it is unlawful or after being told to cease engaging," according to Gilmartin.

Sudbury police seize $300K in illegal pot
Sudbury police seize $300K in illegal pot

CTV News

time08-08-2025

  • CTV News

Sudbury police seize $300K in illegal pot

A photo showing less than a quarter of the drugs seized from an illegal cannabis dispensary in Sudbury on Thursday. Acting on a report that an illegal cannabis dispensary had sold pot to a 13-year-old, Greater Sudbury police raided a residence Thursday and seized about 200 pounds of dried cannabis, among other items. Drug enforcement unit officers received the complaint earlier this summer and began an investigation of the dispensary, known as 'The Red Eyes,' located on Rutherglen Crescent. Police arrested a man 'associated with the illegal dispensary after observing him delivering cannabis products,' a news release said Friday. 200 pounds of pot, cash 'A Cannabis Act search warrant was subsequently executed at a residence in Sudbury.' Items seized include the 200 pounds of marijuana, cannabis vape pens, edibles and hashish. About $14,000 in cash was also seized, which police suspect are the 'proceeds from illegal cannabis sales.' 'The sale of cannabis is regulated in the Province of Ontario,' police said. 'For consumer safety, cannabis should be purchased through licensed, legitimate retailers. The investigation remains ongoing, and additional charges may be forthcoming.' Charges include selling cannabis illegally, failing to comply with labelling regulations, having labelling that appeals to young people and possession of property obtained by crime over $5,000. The suspect was scheduled to be in bail court Friday in Sudbury.

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