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UpdatedWed, Feb 24, 2021 at 11:41 pm ET Replies(4) The Connecticut Police Chiefs Association predicts the number of drunk and drugged arrests will most likely increase if the current bill calling for the legalization of recreational marijuana use were to pass. (Shutterstock) CONNECTICUT An organization representing over 7,000 law enforcement officers in the state has announced its opposition to Senate Bill 888, the proposed legislation which would legalize recreational marijuana use for adults. In a letter delivered to members of the state Assembly s Judiciary Committee on Wednesday, the Connecticut Police Chiefs Association said their opposition centered around the absence of any qualified roadside testing of motorists suspected of driving while impaired by cannabis.

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