Murder

In case you were not aware of it.

Sal Argo passed away a couple days ago.

Sal was a legal mmj patient in Michigan.

He died as the result of the strain on him from the police raid on his home a few days before.

A heart attack.

There will be a protest outside the Oakland county courthouse on 9/8.

When an armed robbery results in the death of the victim, the crime elevates to murder.

I'm asking anyone that plans on attending to bring a sign with one single word on it:

Murder​

Sal Argo was a retired GM worker. He was a couch at the local high school. He was in his home with his wife. The police took 18-20 plants, depending who was counting. They also took $11,000 in cash.

The voters of Michigan told these people to stop doing that kind of thing effective 12/4/2008. They have had plenty of time to become aware of the law. Within our law the police were stripped of their protections they take so much for granted.

The basic statement by police and courts across the state, is that they are confused.

That defense is not supposed to work.

Now they have conducted a armed robbery against a disabled elderly couple. Causing the death of this innocent citizen.

This is murder. That single word needs to ring out.
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Here is a video of Sal after the raid. From the Oakland press:

WITH VIDEO: Recently raided Lake Orion medical marijuana grower dies - The Oakland Press News: The best place for news in and around Oakland County

Sal Agro looks at the empty pots in the basement of his Orion Township, that he used to grow marijuana. Sheriff's deputies raided his home Wednesday night and took under 20 plants and confiscated $11,000 in cash that he said he had to purchase a new car. The Oakland Press/TIM THOMPSON

Sal Agro, the Lake Orion man who spoke out about police last week after an Aug. 25 medical marijuana raid at him home, died Thursday.

His death was caused by a heart attack, family members said. He had recently had hip surgery. He was 67.

After the raids, Agro, a retired GM worker and beloved Lake Orion sports coach, walked through areas of his home to show where police had torn apart beds and clothing, looking for marijuana, he said.

Several marijuana plants he had been growing in a basement bedroom had been torn out and confiscated by police.

“They had ski masks on and acted like the Gestapo,” he had said.

Agro said his sons Nick and Tony Agro ran the Clinical Relief, at 362 Hilton, in Ferndale. His wife, Barb, was interviewed at the clinic.



Sal Agro said both he and his wife had state-issued cards that allow them to have marijuana plants.

The Agros’ son Tony was arrested in Ferndale during the raid.

Sal Agro said his family had run the Ferndale clinic professionally and had invited government officials to tour the operation.

“They said our clinic is the benchmark,” he said Aug. 26.

Cecelia Vellucci of Lake Orion said she knew Agro for nearly 40 years.

“He was very caring for children,” she said. “He was always there first to guide and train them.”

Vellucci said her five sons went to school with the Agros’ sons.

“He was very friendly, kidding and joking,” she said. “He wasn’t afraid to speak up.”

A Facebook posting at 2:45 p.m. Thursday spoke about Agro’s sports background.

“Lake Orion suffered a devastating loss this early afternoon. Our hearts go out the Agro family and the passing of Sal Agro after complications following his recent hip replacement surgery. RIP Coach!”

Jennifer Chapdelaine wrote, “Sal was the best coach I’ve ever had and my favorite! He will be missed greatly!”

John F. Carson wrote, “Maril and I have suffered a great loss. Sal was both friend and family. We will miss you, Sal. Our loss is God’s gift ... heaven will never be the same.”

Mr. Agro was born on Jan. 30, 1943 in Buffalo, N.Y. to Carmela and Michael Agro. He was in the U.S. Air Force for four years, his family said, and moved to Michigan in the mid-1960s because he was stationed at Selfridge Air Force Base in Harrison Township. He married Barbara Weaver in 1965. The couple has three children, Michael (Cherie) of Colorado, Anthony (Dianne) of Troy and Nicholas (Jennifer) of Lake Orion. He is also survived by his grandchildren Kara, Amber, Joseph, AnnaGrace, Carson, Addison, and many nieces and nephews.

 

When you deprive someone of a medicine there is the possibility of this kind of thing happening.

These people and many many more across the state have had their medicine suddenly taken away in the very midst of a very stressful time.

This is torture of sick and disabled people.

The voters in Michigan told this system to stop .. effecitve 12/4/2008.

This is violation of civil rights, torture and murder.

 

Yes .. I'm just west of Ann Arbor.

My car is already full. But there should be other folks from our area going.

 

You are in error. When someone dies because of an armed robbery the crime elevates to murder.

 

And that's why most people believe they will get away with murder.

One more thing to consider. Some of the main players are up for re-election.

 

Exactly .. So just how stressful is it to have masked thugs burst into your home and hold you at gun point?

You missed the part about both he AND his wife being fully legal patients.