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Yesterday, while the Constitutional Commission on the use of medical cannabis was in session, the president of the Daya Foundation, Ana María Gazmuri, had to leave it momentarily because, paradoxically, her daughter was arrested for possession of marijuana plants.
The daughter of Ana María Gazmuri, Camila Téllez, was released after being searched without a warrant from the Prosecutor’s Office and related a strange incident that she lived with the Carabineros de Chile
“I woke up from five to four in the morning, with five police officers in the living room of my house. Inside. Without having knocked on doors, without having shouted ‘hello’, without having called, nothing. They told me ‘the neighbors called because there is a thief, your door was open, he must have gotten in here. “I tell them ‘come in, come in.’ Five went by, then two more entered to the back of my house. They told me ‘there’s nothing, there’s nothing. we go””.
Here things got stranger: “When they are leaving, a police officer tells me ‘and the little plants that he has, are they for personal use?’. ‘Of course’, I said. There a uniformed man with a drawn pistol asked me to I handed him my card and he left the house. After coming back he told me: “You have 12 hours.” 12 hours for what? I say. “I don’t know, to have everything up to date or remove all your plants. Because in 12 hours it’s going to look like OS-7 “”.
“I am not doing anything illegal, because the 20,000 law allows cultivation for medicinal use, even for personal use, my own and close in time. I am not going to kill my plants, I am not going to hide like a criminal, like a mouse. I’m going to leave my plants, let them come, I have my prescriptions, I have my documents, this is legal in Chile, “he continued.
And although everything was in order, she was still detained: “At that moment I signed what they asked me to do and they told me that ‘you are going to sign and we are going to check your plants and we are leaving’, but we entered and she said ‘you are detained for a fraganti crime “”.
Statements by Camila Téllez, raided without a warrant from the Prosecutor’s Office, while the Executive Director of Fundación Daya, @AnaMariaGazmuri, his mother, exposed in the Commission of Constitution of @Camara_cl on serious persecution of cannabis users. Coincidence?#SecureCultureLaw yes !!! pic.twitter.com/XBV7iujEwL
– Daya Foundation (@FundacionDaya) September 4, 2020
UNO Agency
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