Police commissioners allege KCMO officials 'undercount revenue'
A legal claim made this week by four of the five members of the Kansas City, Missouri, Board of Police Commissioners allege the city engages in a practice of “undercounting revenue.”
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A legal claim made this week by four of the five members of the Kansas City, Missouri, Board of Police Commissioners allege the city engages in a practice of “undercounting revenue.”
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The amendment allows users to have up to three ounces, and people with non-violent records can be forgiven.
If approved, Amendment 3 would allow for recreational use, but the bishops warn the social costs would outweigh any state revenues to be generated by a taxable marijuana industry, while sending a message the drug is safe and socially acceptable.