An employee of one of three Loveland medical-marijuana dispensaries that have sued to block a city ordinance that shut them down Tuesday has been cited for selling pot that day.
Code enforcement and police officers visited 14 known dispensaries in Loveland on Tuesday to make sure they had closed as required by a city ordinance passed in November. One, Colorado Canna Care, at 129 S. Cleveland Ave., was open for business.
Loveland police say Crystal McDaniel, an employee of Colorado Canna, was issued a municipal summons for violating the ordinance that prohibits the cultivation and sale of medical marijuana in the city.
Attorney Robert Corry Jr. filed a complaint in Larimer County District Court late Monday, seeking a temporary restraining order that would allow the dispensaries to remain open.
Corry said he hopes to have a hearing on the temporary injunction sometime next week.
