THC Gummy + Firearm = Serious Felony in Florida!

When Governor Gavin Newsom appeared on The Shawn Ryan Show, Shawn handed him a firearm — then jokingly wished he had brought THC gummies. That light moment got me thinking: Would that joke turn into a felony in Florida?

Spoiler: Yes — and it's no joke.

In this video, I break down why combining marijuana and firearms is a legal minefield in Florida.
We’re diving deep into Florida Statute 790.06(2) and what happens if you possess THC edibles or vape pens without a medical card while also carrying a gun.

I’ve crunched years of Clerk of Court arrest data to reveal patterns, officer behavior, and the shocking number of second-degree felonies tied to marijuana possession over 20 grams.

👉 We’ll talk about:
• Why THC gummies can turn a gun owner into a felon
• The arrest data from Central Florida that backs it up
• Why just a few officers are making most of these felony arrests
• The new law that suspends your medical marijuana card if you’re charged — not convicted — with a drug offense

🎯 This video isn’t just about numbers — it’s a warning to every responsible marijuana user and firearm carrier in Florida.

🔔 Subscribe and drop your questions in the comments — I’ll be doing a follow-up video based on your feedback.
📊 And check the link in the video for my data dashboard showing the full arrest breakdown.

⚖️ DISCLAIMER
This video is for informational and educational purposes only and does not constitute legal advice. Watching this video does not create an attorney-client relationship. If you are facing legal charges or have questions about your rights, contact a qualified criminal defense attorney.

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