The measure approved on Tuesdaywould raise penalties for using a vehicle to damage or gain access to retail cannabis outlets. The legislation, which passed the Senate in a 49-0 vote, now heads to the House for consideration. Under SB 6133, sponsored by state Senator Jim McCune (R), anyone who uses a car to smash and grab at a marijuana shop could be charged with either robbery 1 or 2 (class A or class B felony), according to McCune’s website. The proposed legislation seeks to assist the state Liquor and Cannabis Board (LCB) in keeping statistics on break-ins by requiring marijuana outlets to r…
