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Linda Grant has been in the weed game in Oakland for a long time, like practically her

whole life.

At the end of the elementary, it says, great, I started selling weed at 11 years old.

So like, we didn't go to school.

We saw weed.

We stayed on the football field all day selling dollar joints selling five dollar bags of weed.

Since Linda's been selling weed for so long, she's middle age now.

She's had a lot of run-ins with the law.

Her story comes to us by the way through Alyssa John Perry's reporting for KQED.

Now the first time Linda was arrested, she was a teenager.

But there have been so many more arrests over the decades.

There is that one time in the early 90s.

I sold them the weed and then the police pulled up and started flashing the light on me

and stuff and I was like, what is going on?

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