The fact is law enforcement doesn’t spend valuable and limited resources on catching the Willie Nelson’s of the world smoking a joint. Most pot smokers found in possession of marijuana have medical marijuana cards and are let go.

According to Sheriff Adam Christianson law enforcement spends their time and resources going after Drug Trafficking Organizations (DTO’s), not the Willie Nelson’s or Snoop Dogg’s of the world. So why would Howard Woolridge intentionally mislead the public with this statement? What would his motive be?

He gave us his motive… “I just thought why don’t we let this guy get as much crack as he wants.” Here we are once again back to Woolridge’s master race plan.

Howard Woolridge wants all crack addicts to have unlimited access to crack. Think about that for a moment. We know drug use equals crime. It doesn’t matter if the drug is free and available in a vending machine. Where the drug comes from has nothing to do with what a person is capable of doing while they are under the influence. Several years ago a man from Turlock stabbed his best friend to death while under the influence of crack, they had an argument over a stolen gas card. Do you really think it would have changed the outcome if the man had been under the influence of crack he purchased at a pharmacy or a crack dispensary?


According to Sheriff Adam Christianson, “The typical arrest we see involving MJ is driving under the influence.” Law enforcement is seeing an increase in drivers who are operating a vehicle and are unable to drive. These drivers typically produce their Medical Marijuana Cards as if to justify their actions. If marijuana is legalized new users will increase by as much as 50 percent. We can expect the number of drivers under the influence to jump to an all time high. A recent study by Al Crancer Jr, a retired research analyst for the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, fully supports Christianson’s findings. The study has concluded that the passage of Proposition 19 could create a dramatic increase in traffic fatalities on California roads and highways. He estimates the increase to be 300 percent.

The goal of those backing and financing marijuana legalization is to legalize all street drugs. If traffic fatalities jump 300 percent with marijuana legalization, what’s going to happen after crack becomes legal? What about Meth? Heroin? Remember what Woolridge said “Just let this guy get as much crack as he wants”. He wasn’t talking about marijuana. He said crack. This is right out of the horse’s mouth. Make no mistake about what you just read. Prop 19 is the cornerstone to legalizing crack and all other illicit street drugs. Prop 19 will be the next step to full street drug legalization.

As soon as I heard about Howard Woolridge’s plan to trot into Turlock, I and a friend made some signs and protested his appearance. We appropriately stood on the opposite side of the street. We watched him sitting on his horse, holding a sign that read “Vote yes on Prop 19”, while the other side of the sign read “Vote for Ron Paul”. At one point during the protest he trotted across the street to talk to us. I was able to counter every ridiculous claim he made within 5 minutes. Apparently he wasn’t too happy about it and trotted back across the street and once he made it back to the other side, he yelled some rather colorful remarks to us. Nice language coming from a so called former member of law enforcement. Just so you know, legitimate law enforcement personnel and all statewide law enforcement organizations are opposed to Prop 19.

Remember what Howard Woolridge said “I just thought why don’t we let this guy get as much crack as he wants.” He knows marijuana legalization is critical to the next step in his master plan.

Please vote NO on Prop 19.