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Ex DEA Agent Patrick Moen Analysis
This movie describes about a ex DEA agent that explains how he had started a company that make a change to legalize recreational marihuana. One of the biggest changes for the government is when the Ex DEA agent Patrick Moen, a former supervisory agent now works with as a compliance detractor and a senior consul at private holdings. This is a private firm that invests in cannabis and also talks about how the probation will make it where it makes it to be legal for all to purchase and the benefits to the government to make more money by this cause. It also explains that Patrick Moen rose to supervise a team of agents busting methamphetamine and heroin rings in Oregon - before giving it all up to join the nascent legal marijuana industry in
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