Recruits must still pass a drug test if selected for the academy and abstain from drug use while employed
A Q&A with Chief Joseph Sinagra about legal cannabis enforcement in New York state
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In question is the protocol and use of specially trained officers known as Drug Recognition Experts, who perform marijuana sobriety tests
Officers must uphold the state's prohibition of the drug while positioned between two states where it is legal
Gov. Pritzker says the legislation plan to legalize marijuana can help with freeing police to enforce more serious crimes
Chad Larner said that "a number of dogs would likely have to be euthanized" in the event that marijuana is legalized in Illinois
Cities are scrambling to block the possible effects of Proposition 64, which also allows cities to enact local bans on marijuana sales
Popular vote could legalize marijuana in nine more states
The widow of a state trooper killed by a driver accused of smoking marijuana before the crash is making an emotional plea
Colorado youth were much more likely than kids in other states to use marijuana
Jim and Doug examine issues related to the legal availability of pot in an increasing number of states
Doug and Jim also discuss issues related to marijuana legalization and stop and frisk
As a result, dozens of cities seeking to preserve local control over pot have rushed to enact bans on marijuana growing
Support for legalization has grown in recent years
The pull of such post-police jobs extends well beyond Illinois, such as Washington state and Colorado, where marijuana is legal for everyone over 21
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