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Rohan Sidhu stands by his father Harry, the night Harry was sworn in as Anaheim Mayor, December 2018.
By Duane Roberts, cross-posted from The Anaheim Investigator.
It almost didn’t happen, but at the end of the April 21st meeting of the Anaheim City Council, just as Mayor Harry Sidhu was making his final closing remarks, Councilwoman Lucille Kring abruptly interrupted him.
“Mis… Mister Mayor, first of all, I forgot to do an agenda item,” Kring interjected.
“O.K., Councilmember Kring. Go ahead,” Sidhu replied, sounding a bit exasperated.
“Really, really, really, really fast,” said Kring.
Then she continued:
“Colleagues and members of the public as you may recall a few months ago I asked the staff to work with me to prepare an ordinance for our consideration to legalize cannabis businesses in Anaheim consistent with state law and in the alternative to bring to us a resolution to place the question of cannabis businesses before the voters in November. The work on that project has been slowed down somewhat because of the Coronavirus, but we are back up and running. If I would ask staff to finish up that work on the ordinance and bring it back to us at the next council meeting May the 5th, the ordinance can be reviewed and discussed by the council, and we may choose to adopt it. We may also decide that it is better to let the voters weigh in on this issue. So if the ordinance is not adopted on May 5th, then I’d like it to be ready to bring back on May 12th to put it on the November ballot. Either way, we’ll also need to place a ballot of a local cannabis tax measure so we can do that at a later date….”
“I’m asking for a second and a third on my cannabis ordinance, ” Kring concluded.
Councilman Jordan Brandman seconded her motion.
“I will do the third, not a problem Councilwoman. I will do the third. So it is agendized,” replied Sidhu.
Up until this moment, nobody has really known exactly what Mayor Sidhu’s opinions have been on the issue of cannabis. But for quite some time now, the Anaheim Investigator has been well aware of what Rohan Sidhu, his 23-year old son, thinks about it. In fact, if the City of Anaheim decides to legalize cannabis businesses, he is well-positioned to get rich from it.
The Mayor’s Son is a ‘Pot Entrepreneur’
Evidence the Investigator has uncovered shows that Mayor Sidhu’s son is a “pot entrepreneur.” Not only does Rohan run a firm that offers “design and operational consulting for the legal cannabis industry,” helping secure licenses for cannabis businesses across the state, but he boasts that he helped set up “OC’s largest Type 6 cannabis oil Extraction and Distillation facility” in 2018.
According to a document Rohan filed with the California Secretary of State on August 6, 2018, he states he is “Chief Executive Officer” of an entity called RSSC LLC, a limited liability company. He describes the type of “business or services” being offered as “Engineering Consulting.” The listed address, however, appears to be a private mail box located at a U.S. Post Office in downtown Los Angeles.
But the information posted on Rohan’s LinkedIn page is much more revealing…
Click here to read the rest of this fascinating story on The Anaheim Investigator!
Well, we finally know what the Underpants Gnomes’ Step 2 is before Step 3’s “Profit!!”
Are you saying…
Indeed I am. Well graphicated!
So Kring is going out with a pot ordinance as a favor to Sidhu’s stoner kid. Got it.
That didn’t take long. Jerbil Cunningham just posted an essay in support of legal dope presented by the Anaheim cop union.
I also predict this won’t play well with the typical Kring voter.
Wow, they let that Hampton guy do his own writing with no editing. He loves the phrase “the latter” but he spells it “the later.”
Latter on we can guess who wrote it. I doubt if Edgar can write a complete sentence.
Well you did read it, didn’t you? It is written by someone who can’t write a complete sentence.
https://www.anaheimblog.net/2020/05/12/legalizing-cannabis-in-anaheim-helps-law-enforcement-health-safety-oversight/
Cunningham deleted my snarky comment and fixed Hampton’s spelling of “latter”… but still left a fuckload of mooncalf sentences.
Actually, I didn’t read it. I just assumed the Wordsmith “penned” it.
Nah, read just the first paragraph. It’s more badly written than last week’s press release from Supervisors Steel and Wagner.
Mooncalf sentence. That’s pretty good.
This article sheds light on a potentially controversial situation involving Mayor Harry Sidhu of Anaheim and his son Rohan’s involvement in the cannabis industry. The author provides detailed information about Councilwoman Lucille Kring’s proposal to legalize cannabis businesses in Anaheim, prompting speculation about Rohan Sidhu’s financial interests in the matter. By uncovering evidence of Rohan’s role as a “pot entrepreneur” and his connection to a cannabis consulting firm, the article raises important questions about nepotism and conflicts of interest in local government. Overall, it does an excellent job of informing readers about a significant issue and encouraging them to think critically about the implications of political decisions on cannabis legalization. Great job on delivering such compelling investigative reporting!
While we could live two weeks on a compliment, we still feel compelled to ask, does Artificial Intelligence dream of Electric Sheep?
O Brave New World, where such commenters exist!
On further investigation, EvergreenOC.com is a legit-looking cannabis website. If you people are real, would you like to advertise here?
Yeah, but the comment still seems like it tumbled out of a computer program.
Along with this one, from the previous day, on what I just realized is another cannabis-related story:
https://www.orangejuiceblog.com/2021/10/no-more-pain-for-marla-james/comment-page-1/#comment-1484861
Remember our conversation from yesterday? Discernment is not yet dead! Not yet.
We’re running out of time, dude.
(Pssst … I think this IS them advertising here!)