the Canadian Association of Chiefs of Police

the Canadian Association of Chiefs of Police: Delegates at the Canadian Association of Chiefs of Police annual meeting have passed a resolution that says officers need more enforcement options to deal with people caught with pot, according to CTV. "There's a cost to a lot of the enforcement that we do," Chu said Tuesday at the meeting in Winnipeg and WINNIPEG -- Canada's top cops say handing out tickets for illegal possession of small amounts of marijuana could be more efficient than laying criminal charges. Association president Jim Chu, who is chief constable of the Vancouver Police Service, said having the option of writing tickets to penalize pot users caught with less than 30 grams of the drug would reduce policing and court costs. (www.immigrantscanada.com). As reported in the news.