'Rats High on Marijuana Destroying Evidence in New Orleans Police Department'

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New Orleans Police Department Superintendent Anne Kirkpatrick informed the city council that rats are consuming marijuana in the department's evidence room, leading to the rodents being "all high." The issue is part of a larger problem with the police headquarters, which also faces plumbing and mold issues. Kirkpatrick highlighted the uncleanliness across all districts and emphasized the negative impact on employee morale. While Louisiana prohibits adult-use cannabis, medical marijuana is legal, and there is growing public support for legalization. Despite this, broader reform efforts have yet to succeed in the state legislature.
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