Delta airlines doesn't allow sick person to carry their meds

Greg Newby gbnewby at ils.unc.edu
Thu Dec 6 08:31:49 PST 2001


Has anyone here smoked any federally grown grass?
How does it compare to stuff you can buy on the
street?

The idea of getting approval from all states he
flew over (below) is clearly absurd.  But insisting
on carrying smoking materials when smoking is prohibited
is also absurd -- it doesn't say if he was keeping
it on his person or trying to put it in checked
baggage, but it seems unlikely he would have had
any problem if it was checked.

  -- Greg

On Thu, Dec 06, 2001 at 08:21:22AM -0800, Khoder bin Hakkin wrote:
> 
>    Delta for Kicking Him off Flight Because He Was Carrying the Drug
>                           The Associated Press
>                          Published: Dec 6, 2001
> FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. (AP) - A man who legally uses marijuana for
> medicinal purposes is suing Delta Air Lines for kicking him off a plane
> because he was carrying the drug.
> 
> Irvin Rosenfeld, a stockbroker from Boca Raton, filed suit Wednesday in
> federal court, claiming the airline violated federal protections for
> people with disabilities.
> 
> Rosenfeld, 48, suffers from a rare and painful bone disease and finds
> relief in smoking marijuana, which is prescribed by a doctor and grown
> for the government. Every day, he smokes up to 12 marijuana cigarettes
> to fight tumors.
> ...





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