[familyop]

"Mike Lynn, a veteran emergency-department physician from Oakland, California, developed the Hound in collaboration with researchers from the University of California at Berkeley and San Francisco."

That's just wrong. A test that will detect 5 nanograms of THC per milliliter in the bloodstream is needed--not a loophole developed by the drug abuse racket in a no-go zone.

[NobleFree]

"Mike Lynn, a veteran emergency-department physician from Oakland, California, developed the Hound in collaboration with researchers from the University of California at Berkeley and San Francisco."

That's just wrong. A test that will detect 5 nanograms of THC per milliliter in the bloodstream is needed--not a loophole developed by the drug abuse racket in a no-go zone.

Not sure I follow you - are you saying that any device developed by Californians is therefore a "loophole"?

And what's the "loophole" - the device would never return a positive result? Wouldn't law enforcement agencies catch on to this quite quickly, thereby thwarting the "loophole"?