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SILVER CITY, N.M. -- A handicapped woman said the manager of her apartment complex told her to move in three days after discovering the woman has marijuana for medical use.
Bobbie Wooten said she got an eviction notice Tuesday after a surprise inspection by a management representative for Silver Cliffs apartments who spotted her two marijuana plants.
A spokesman for the Arizona realty company that manages the complex said the eviction is within the terms of the lease, which calls for a drug-free environment.
Wooten, who uses a wheelchair, was paralyzed from the waist down in a car crash several years ago and suffers severe spasms. She joined the state's medical marijuana program when it went into effect last year.
State Health Department spokeswoman Deborah Busemeyer said people in the program are allowed to have four mature plants.
SILVER CITY, N.M. -- A handicapped woman said the manager of her apartment complex told her to move in three days after discovering the woman has marijuana for medical use.
Bobbie Wooten said she got an eviction notice Tuesday after a surprise inspection by a management representative for Silver Cliffs apartments who spotted her two marijuana plants.
A spokesman for the Arizona realty company that manages the complex said the eviction is within the terms of the lease, which calls for a drug-free environment.
Wooten, who uses a wheelchair, was paralyzed from the waist down in a car crash several years ago and suffers severe spasms. She joined the state's medical marijuana program when it went into effect last year.
State Health Department spokeswoman Deborah Busemeyer said people in the program are allowed to have four mature plants.
Being in a wheelchair and paralyzed myself i would be sticking my crippled leg up someone's bungholeo. :rofl: 
