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Man gives Queen a cannabis posy

Paul Majendie

Ananova

Thursday 12 Oct 2000


A man claims to have given the Queen a posy containing a cannabis
plant after she visited an arts centre in Salford.

Colin Davies said he handed the yellow blooms to the Queen during her
whistlestop tour of Greater Manchester with the Duke of Edinburgh.

She was pictured receiving a bouquet from Mr Davies, founder of the
Medical Marijuana Co-operative, outside The Lowry arts centre.

Detective Chief Inspector David Booth, head of Greater Manchester
Police Special Branch, said: "There were more important issues for our
staff to be concerned with on what was a highly successful day.
However, arrangements will now be made to speak to Mr Davies about his
claims."

 

 

 

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