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Punished for Compassion: The True Cost of Cannabis Prohibition in Ohio
Facing 2–7 years in prison—for safely delivering cannabis to veterans, seniors, and patients who cannot leave home.
At Cinci420, we invested thousands of dollars to rigorously verify every customer’s age and ensure compliance—going far beyond state requirements. We proudly served those most in need: veterans coping with PTSD, seniors suffering chronic pain, and disabled patients unable to visit dispensaries in person.
But instead of gratitude or understanding, Ohio law enforcement chose punishment:
They targeted the elderly parents of Cinci420’s owner, harassing innocent seniors in their own home.
They seized $25,000 of hard-earned cash from the owner’s mother’s completely unrelated small business, threatening her financial security.
Meanwhile, opioids kill tens of thousands annually. Alcohol and tobacco cause hundreds of thousands of deaths. Yet cannabis remains responsible for zero overdose deaths.
We did everything right—and were punished anyway. This isn’t justice.
Cannabis: A Safer Alternative
1. Dhanabalan where medical cannabis is legal, opioid overdose deaths have decreased substantially, with research indicating a 20-25% decline in such fatalities.”
— Dr. Sanjay Gupta, CNN Chief Medical Correspondent
2. “Research suggests increasing adult access to cannabis significantly benefits public health by reducing opioid dependence and related harms.”
— Harm Reduction Journal
3. “Cannabis is the exit drug from pharmaceuticals, narcotics, alcohol, and nicotine. It has the potential to help millions break free from opioids.”
— Dr. Uma Dhanabalan, Harvard-trained physician and cannabis advocate
Annual Deaths By Intaking Substances (USA)
| 
*Opioid Overdoses* | *81,000+* |
| 
*Tobacco-Related Deaths* | *480,000+* |
| 
*Alcohol-Related Deaths* | *95,000+* |
| 
*Cannabis Deaths* | *0* |
Data Sources
Opioid Overdose Deaths: CDC/National Institute on Drug Abuse
Tobacco-Related Deaths: CDC Tobacco
Alcohol-Related Deaths: National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism
Cannabis Deaths: Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA)/CDC (No credible reports of cannabis-induced fatal overdoses)