As Pot Becomes Legal In California, Law Enforcement Will Be Looking For High Drivers

KVCR | By Randol White

Published December 28, 2017 at 9:39 AM PST

Law enforcement in California is gearing up for a spike in people driving under the influence of marijuana. Capital Public Radio's Randol White explains.

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