FREDERIC J. BROWN/AFP/Getty Images A vendor weighs buds for card-carrying medical marijuana patients attending Los Angeles’ first-ever cannabis farmer’s market at the West Coast Collective dispensary on July 4. A preliminary injunction was issued Friday against the market. LOS ANGELES — A judge has blocked a marijuana farmers market in Los Angeles and ordered organizers to shut down their business.
A preliminary injunction was issued Friday against operation of the outdoor medical pot market in the Boyle Heights area. It prevents the market from being held pending a trial at a later date.
The California Heritage Market was held over several weekends earlier this year and attracted big crowds.
But City Attorney Mike Feuer claims the market violates Proposition D, a voter-approved measure that limited the number of medical marijuana dispensaries in the city.
The judge also ruled that the market’s sponsor, West Coast Collective, violated the measure and ordered it to shut down.
A call to the collective’s attorney, David Welch, wasn’t immediately returned.
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Judge blocks Los Angeles medical marijuana farmers market
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