Houston voters to decide on marijuana enforcement, no-knock warrant ban in November
Houston voters will decide in November on a charter amendment to make low-level marijuana possession the lowest enforcement priority for police and ban no-knock warrants.
By Sandy Torres, Austin McAfee, Meet the Team·3 hr ago
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Houston voters will have the opportunity this November to reshape two significant law enforcement policies - low-level marijuana possession enforcement and no-knock warrants.
The Houston City Council passed an ordinance placing a charter amendment on the November ballot.
If approved, the measure would make low-level marijuana possession the lowest enforcement priority for the Houston Police Department and ban the use of no-knock warrants.
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